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... stealing blackberries. Caleb Pope, of Ludlow, was summoned for stealing basket containing blackberries, value 2a fid, of Elizabeth Marsh, at Pope Aston, thelst November.—After hearing the evidence of Elizabeth Marsh, Henry Smith, and P Jones, of Leintwardine ...
... RECOLLECTIONS - OF THE BLACKBERRY HUNTERS. Half clothed, yet happy, without sock or slice, troops the children berry-hunting go, With bonny face, and blithe, contented mind, All eager try the luscious fruit to find. In leafy lanes, whero lofty hedges ...
... POETRY. BLACKBERRY WOOD. 'Neath the sickle hath fallen the golden-eared grain, The short stubble marks where the goodly crop stood The day passing fair, let's stroll thro' the lane, The deep shady lane, to the blackberry wood. To blackberry wood, ! hark ...
... thin bread-and butter; then pud im a thick layer of ripe blackberries, and a little sugar, and a dast of ted lemon-rind. Cover with a layer of bread-and- tter agaip, then another layer of blackberries, and so on until the dish is full, ending of course with ...
... on his farm. He thinks th» ba g must have fonnd its way there in the guano which ° e» been using. They are, like other blackberries, red they are unripe. ...
... along with him to pick blackberries when he said that, was by the wood leading to her home ; she went with him out of the road into meadow ; prisoner picked two blackberries ; she showed the place the policeman; after the blackberries the prisoner threw her ...
... Bailey, Linnvihansel; 6d. Charles Thomse, Best more and fern haskcl-lst prlzj gs OJ, Sarah Ann eostanV ■ I*, J Best (date of blackberries- Ist prize |s, Ann Lewis. 2nd 01, Ella Homo 1'.,-si plate of cranberries—Tsl prlzs 2a, Ella llemo 2nd la, inward ...
... Gardner there ; he was picking blackberries; he gave me David name. Cross-examined ; The three men were in their working clothes; I have seen Morgan before that day. Edward Gardner proved that he was picking blackberries on Dance’s land on the morning ...
... ; je cosh: and if peck, = ct the celery, por vi to le. ‘ese cw it radish, 14. and $4. per stick: apples, 34. to 64. lb; blackberries, 144. to & perally, ous in plums, 34. and peaches, 41, eac 34 ight is —At cur there supply. oy from oe made frou =| Bat ...
... peck ; lettuce, 2 for i4.; young onions. 44. ‘onions, per: 94. pes stich nce of id. per 1. 64. to Is. eaci td. to & ce in blackberries, 144. to 3g 0 ; dameons, 34. p ry pre- ‘to 44. per Ib. Sa Sot; peaches, 24, eac ales is CaTrie, Wednesday. — Beef was about ...
... )—but the paper strangely enough omits to add that sage grows there in rank luxuriance, and that onions are plentiful as blackberries, weighing on average 61b. each. There is also a fair supply of knives and forks, but napkins and finger-glasses are scarce ...
... for is. ech lettace, 3 onions, te with in that ee 244. to 3d. ment of Is ead his, for 3d. to 6d. per stick apples, 24 to blackberries, 144. to bushels plums, 34. and 7 yt ; damsons, 94 5 840.000 each; to 4d. per Ib. at last week’ fednesday.—! r til dearer ...