... wlio was drowned. Hartijf* deposed (I was passing along the road with (tinnr^ Charles .Wjldami, and saw te UttTv&irl phi. blackberries oa fcbe hai^kSof tht f..d. I IU I saw her fail into the water.. I.screaked, aad- a« jumped into the stream, but failed ...

... instant, with a revolver. Norah Collins, sister of complainant, deposed that on the day named she aud her little sister went blackberrying near the Ceiynfach Farm, where defendant lived. While they wers engaged in gathering th6 berries the defendant came up ...

... , when he heard a human shriek of paiu. Walking in the direction of the sound, he found prone upon the earth, near some blackberry bushes, the dead form of a young woman. The tinkers had worn jewels, and a diamond earring he picked off the grass and placed ...

... , when he heard a human shriek of pain. Walking in the direction of the sound, he found prone upon the earth, near some blackberry bushes, the dead form of a young woman. The lingers had worn jewels, and a diamond earring he picked off the grass and placed ...

... Weeks were charged with trespassing on land belonging to the Werfa Company. One was found sleeping, and the other gathering blackberries. Weeks was fined 2s 6d and costs, and the other defendant was discharged. UNLAWFULLY STORING GUNPOWDER.—D. Jones, grocer ...

... this time of year one can BLACKBERRIES hardly take a country walk with out noticing the blackberries in all stages of progression towards ripeness, and perhaps some of you may like to know of a very nice recipe for blackberry shrub which I have come ...

... Rees, 12, William Philiips, 15, and David Eynon, 16, were fiued 6s Id, inclusive of costs, for trespassing in search of blackberries at Pantygerdineu.—For a similar offence on pro- perty belonging to the Werffa. Colliery Company, a married woman, named ...

... a field that was declared infected with foot-and-mouth disease. It appeared that defendants were on Church Farm picking blackberries, and as it was proved that there were notices posted in the field in which they were seen cautioning people not to trespass ...

... at the court for a summons against a lodger named William Rees. Her husband afterwards joined her on the way home, and in Blackberry-road, after saying he would paint her, he knocked her down, and beat her about in a most scandalous manner for five or ...

... left alone with the four children, and she lost no time in sending her husband's two little ones into the woods to gather blackberries. Then, going to the bed where bet own two children lay, she lifted the baby up cautiously, so as not to disturb her se ...

... wooden fences:; nails and shreds are used. Blackberries are not much cultivated, possibly because in many parts they fruit so abundantly in a wild state. Those who would like to grow our native blackberries might give them the same culture as raspberries ...

... and which had a sparkl- ing, musically-murmuring streamlet coursing through it towards the Trent. There were nuts and blackberries ripe for the plucking, and foxgloves in thousands, with their pretty pink and spotted blossoms, which in Scot- land are ...