... BLACKBERRY PICKING. The gathering of blackberries iu Cheshire for tho Liverpool and Manchester markets now provides profitable occupation for tho country people. conception can In; formed enormous q nan ties dispatched weekly. A mother and three children ...

... per lb; tomatoes, dto fid per lb; grapes. Is per lb; apples. Is to Is 6o per 100; plums, 6 « per cucumlvere, 2d to each; blackberries, 2d per lb; bread, per lib loaf. Moderate supply of fish. ...

... were exhibite* some huge blackberries grown at Leiceater, which, if they were as delicious to eat as they picluref que look at, ought to be highly valued. the present lime nothing has been done to iroprov® the English blackberry. An one idea seems* prevail ...

... lJd per lb; tomatoes,4d per lb; grspes. Is to Is fid per lb; apples. to 6u per 100; plums, 61 per cucumbers, 2.1 to each; blackberries, perlb; bread, per 4lb loaf. Fair supply of fish. KINQSBKIDOE MARKET—»»td«d»t. While wheat, to 6s3d psr]Bslbs; red fis ...

... following morning be again went to the sround ami the ferret. placed m bag and proceeded in the direct Mr s ground to pick blackberries. Uu coming out into tho road defendant Belted witness the codar, and threw him lo the ground.cattiug bit* head and face ...

... Gazette August and 16, respectively : “The wife Mr. Geo. Jewell, who lives near Alarsdeu’s diggings, while out picking blackberries on Wednesday, was bitten the hand by a large rattlesnake. She gave the alarm when Air. Jewell, who was near by, came to ...

... has left home for Scotland, and will be absent about live weeks. Mr R. Haonaford, of Fore-street, Totnes, picked several blackberries in his garden on August Ist. is early for this kind of outdoor fruit. As the train was about to leave Torre Station on ...

... d Do“TAsiburton) mentioned that some who cime out of the snilered 8! Mr (Dawlish) .oggested that it waa by their eatins blackberries or chestnuts—(laughter). The Master said the comulaint was similar to what the children formerly had w Dr. Coclton (T-ignmouth) ...

... drowned the lV»gngrace Canal on the previous Saturday. Deceaped and elder brother were the banks of the canal picking black-berries. The latter had crossed the 1 ock nfar the Moretcn railway bridge, bnt deceased in attempting to follow him fell into the ...

... that she, her sister, and other children stopped by the side of the Lockerbie-road on their way homo from school to gather blackberries. She was sitting on a wall watching her companions when a man came up and touched her in improper manner. She did not out ...

... MURDEROUS ATTACK AT HUNSTANTON. A murderous attack was made on woman named Hooks, aged 26, the wife of shepherd, while out blackberrying with her little boy, between four and five years old, at Ringstead village, near Hunstanton. Her assailant was John Bird ...

... watching an orchard belonging to Mr French, at Teign Harvey. About 11-45 a.m. be saw defendant go into orchard and pick a few blackberries and then from underneath some trees pick up some apples. Putting them in bis pocket defendant jumped over tbe hedge into ...