... large congregation on the occasion. Whilst man was climbing along the banks at Wood Bottom, on Wednesday, in search of blackberries, he slipped and fell into the canal. Officer Hey fortunately happened to be passing along the road near, and hearing his ...

... was suggested that they should play for cigarettes, but they didn’t. He had gone up there for the purpose cf gathering blackberries.—Sergeant Lee reminded the magistrates that the prisoners ran away when they saw the police—Whiteley replied that they ...

... before he was high enough to cut away.” He dropped safely into a field where there were a number of old people gathering blackberries, and most likely they had never seen anything of the kind before, they took to their heels and scampered away. One poor ...

... horizontally in soil or moss They generally thrive best bottom beak, but most kinds will grow in the open also. Such plants blackberries, bovrardia*, peaches, cherriee. apples, pears, &c.. are readily increased in this wav under frame culture. Horse-radish ...

... in search of Furness, because has been in the habit of sleeping in the adjoining barn. The officer found Furness getting blackberries in a wood near Farnley, but he denied the charge. Heaton, however, brought him to the County prison, and on the Monday ...

... two roses, Ist, John Carter; 2nd. William Hanson. Best two dahlias, Ist, David Cockroft; 2nd, Peter Berry. Best dish of blackberries, Ist, Fred Cheetham; 2nd, Harry Berry. Best one ponnd new butter, Ist, William Hanson; 2nd, Peter Berry. Most curious walking ...

... pruning done all at one time or every two or three years. Pruning Raspberries.—Both in the case of the raspberry and of the blackberry the fruiting canes decay after bearing, and new canes are produced annually to bear fruit the following year. Old canes ...

... morning. They ail went to the high side of the Rochdale canal, where there was no public road. Deceased commenced gathering blackberries, when slipped and fell; witness did not see where struck in his descent, heard a splash the water. The deceased boy tried ...

... aneubos, elderberry, thorn, holly, privet, Michaelmas daisies, golden rod, ash, sveamore, plane, lilac, flowering currant, blackberry and few others. It is doubtful if anything more than few inches high would flourish, but the view from tl»e town would certainly ...

... at the foot of Old Harshead. groat hill rising majestically skyward our left. This lane flunked each side with the holly, blackberry, and elder; the bracken also finds home here, with lash, oak, thorn, and sycamore alternating. A splendid view is obtained ...

... the great meeting Hall on Wednesday. The gathering included many lords temporal and ; dukes and were nearly plentiful as blackberries ; and there was no great dearth of aught convincing argument and Christian charity. Ail present of course concurred the ...

... her people at home.” A boy naired Thomas Cottenden, lured eleven years, of Robert street, Plumstead, has died from eating blackberries. He war. taken ill about twenty-four hours after eating a quantity of the fruit, gathered himself, and which it is thought ...