... Stone. After tea they scampered off m different directions, some taking possession of the swings, while others gathered Blackberries, wild flowers, &c. It was evidently a great treat for them to get out into the country, where they could enjoy a breath ...

... in question, when he upon him & quantity &ilbom aud damsons (produced). Prisoner said he went to the Ldr to gather some blackberries, but seeing the hlberts went and t:-i them. He did not know that he was on vate ‘l““ w&-pemu.dul Sutton gave the lad a ...

... all day until the poll closed, when the battle became very violent much blood was spilt and broken heads as plentiful as blackberries. The scene was a terrible one, and there was no power to check it, for are speaking of time before the rural police were ...

... also a selection of vegetables arranged at the foot. The pulpit was very tastefully adorned with corn and a quantity of blackberries on their branches, whilst in the centre was a beantifully-mado cross consisting of choice flowers. The windows on both ...

... of the wild thyme and the honeysuckle; and groups of happy children might daily seen disporting themselves, or gathering blackberries, or raspberries, during their play hours; for many crops or berries were so gathered. And then, perchance, if any of these ...

... function of fashion goes without saying. All the available Royalties were there; duchesses and countesses were plentiful as blackberries, but was noticed that there were some members of the aristocracy conspicuous their absence. The gardens behind Devonshire ...

... grapes, and clematic foliage. The windows in the north and south aisles were all prettily adorned with tomatoes, apples, blackberries, vegetables, eggs, fern, flowers, and fringes of corn, and at the south entrance were placed the ground geraniums, and ...

... white and coloured maple. Beautiful is the effect, too. of hops massed baskets and falling over the ironwork profusion. Blackberries and clematis are another good combination. A font always easy to decorate. Where there is a cross raised above the oak ...

... seeing his wife looking her very best. Beauty unadorned all very well its way, but even a Venus—and do not grow on every blackberry hush—cannot afford to dress dowdily, A wife’s carelessness of her personal appearance has frequently proved the marring ...

... blow. Mary Lnnfear. widow, residing at Green, stated that on Thursday afternoon last, between four and five o'clock. went black-berrying with her mother in Mr, Tidier'* field, and in ditch the side of the hedge witness discovered bundle of clothe?. Her mother ...

... abolished; an Eight Hours Bill for labour law; and Disestablishment for the church in Wales. His promises were as thick blackberries. The Horae Rule Bill was bad bill for Ireland, and unfair one to England. Horae Rule was bad for Ireland, because one third ...

... top of Loxborough-hiU, accompanied her sister Polly, Ella Lee. Laura Lee, and Fred, Jim, and Harry Lee. They had been blackberrying. Witness saw the prisoner riding u He carae to her and said Where be the other children? and witness said I think they ...