... aged 12 yenra, ro- Oidins in Velvet Walks. Deceased and several other lada were'in Heaton Saturday afternoon gathering blackberries. Two throe them had crossed the Lancashire and Yorkshire Kailmay near Lostook, and deceased wasabout to follow, when train ...

... Common tel LETHE of Club 0; BUY or BAW. QUE: Grouse Hanslicap—GARTER QUEEN of Nobles Welter Handic p— M185 CHATER or DITTON. Blackberry THE GREAT B a or Oe or SIR MICHABL. Dale Telegraps) STUCKTON, Middlesbro’ Handic: Newards’ -TU Jevenile or THE QUACK. LINGFIELD ...

... Smith, aged l'r year, residing iu Velvet Walks. and several other lads were in Heo.oo, on Saturday afternoon, gathering blackberries, Two or three of them had crowed the Lancashire sod Yorkshire Itailway, I near Lostock, and deceased was about to follow ...

... Lostes 8 Mr T. Cslder's c Pellegnuo—Etheldra, yrs, 7st 41b Calder 3 Ur B. Oladstone’s Dlona, 2 7st lib T. 0 Mr UudNOß'.4 Blackberry, 3 yrs, 0«t 21b Maidnieot A. Jeeam's Reflector, 2 yrs, 7>t 41b O. 0 Dr O'Connor Hubert, yrs. 9st 51b ..North 0 Mr Townl ...

... feet. • 11.—For bramble jelly, the blackberries in clean cold water if mocked or dirty, and put to drip free from water in • colander. Then weigh and into a jellypea with pint of water to each four pounds of blackberries. After reaches boiiing point allow ...

... Bine 2yre. at ai Lester aMr Fawcett’ H. Grace's Look Ageia. Tet 4 et Private Mr P. Morton's Hetelgeax, Sst Mr Hadson's Blackberry, Syra, Mr W, f by °yra, Tet Private aWr Townley: Parker's K. tyre, Tet ib Trace Mr A. Victor's Lalage, t 4d . Ro Staaten ...

... Loyola, Ji ingo, Castle, Jack Sheppard, St Domi Abbess, Nobleman, Roue, , En. iter, Judge, ‘Gicwrworm, Carnoustie, Evllenden. Blackberry, fort, Oracknell, Expected—-susan, Charlie, ity lite, Master Herbert, anit several others in tie motning. trained in the ...

... violets and blue bells, in their various ; in August all the place is aflame with wild rose and woodbine, and is October the blackberries, nearly as large as; grapes, hang in clusters on the bushes. This secluded spot is some two miles from even the poorest ...

... THE BRAMBLE. The bramble or blackberry is a fruit for which p the demand is very rapidly increasing, and A nowhere more thav. in Glasgow and the b neighbourhood. The bramble plant, as everyeno aj knows, resembles the raspberry bush, and in e. addition ...

... our mo■ca of riiply. 1.0.1',—W0 cannot form an opinion of it. Such difference* of opinion are as common as blackberries; and. like blackberries, 'bey go and are forgotten with lho 1.46111 A.- -.. What ix, right,' done not mean that all men'. actions are ...

... comfortably in her declining years. During the whole of her long life she partook of no other medicine than sulphur and infused black-berry leaves, to which she attributed her perfect state of health and longevity. She possessed an extraordinary memory, of which ...

... prise of these, only during this Bel; will be Id, 3d, 3d, W, sd, and 541 each. FRUITS FOR HAT TRIMMINGS. STRAWBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES, DLAEBERSIES, GOOSEBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, APPLE'S PEARS, PEACHES, °RAMOS, LEMONS. BRAPES, BLACK, WRITE, AND itElt CURRANTS ...