... school during the year and sent in to South Kensing- ton for adjudication : Miss Ellen L. Aigar, for a shaded drawing of the blackberry, from the cast. Miss Mary Hiram, for aa interior, painted in water colours, from nature; also, for a uesign for chintz. ...

... ECKINGTON. MONDAY.— Before T. W. Rodgers, F. W. Bagshaw and W. Fowler, Esqs. Assaulting a Gathereb or Blackberries. — Wm. Siddall and Philip Coates were charged by Mary Lowe with assaulting her, at Dore, on the 27th Sept. Mr. Feraell appeared for complainant ...

... if Justitia would walk as fai in the summer, he would see numbers of people on it, some for a walk, and scores getting blackberries. It is really a de- lightful walk, and beautiful with wild roses and honeysuckle. It is true the people of Sheffield and ...

... Thursday last, about twn o'clock, ho was black- berrying at Persley's quarry, when he found the body of the deceased under some blackberry bushes. She had a shawl over her head, and her «lotnes were not dis- ?? J. Fox, single, HiJcd.sworth Wood- house, said the ...

... Apple Jelly is free from aitilicial colour ing, tho natural tint of the fruit only being preserved. Hartley's New Season's Blackberry Jelly now ready ; great delicacy. 93 Mrs. L_.\ui_y.— Mrs. Langtry write 3 : — I have much plea- sure in stating that I liave ...

... appeared that en the oth September the defendant and another man were seen in Norwood Wood, near Kiveton Park, gathering blackberries. Tbey had trodden down a number of young trees, and seriously damaged them Tbe defendant denied having trespassed on the ...

... Apple Jslly is free from artificial colouring, the natural tint of the fruit only being preserved. Hartley's New Season's Blackberry Jelly vow ready . great d.licacty. ag ...

... and asked them what they were doing, when one replied that they had gone to get some nuts, f.Ed the other that they were blackberry ing. He could not swear to Harper. — Harper was accordingly dis- charged, and the other defendant was fined __s. 61. aul ...

... unsuccessfully to entice Ellen Curtis and 1 1 >ther young girls into the wood, on the pretence or , mowing them where the blackberries grew. The iescript on of the miscreant, as given to the police, is unhappily too vague to secure his arrest. BARNSLEY AND ...

... fev-rrieltes, Leaf arid b.. wer, lbs. dozen. *23 dozen in*, kernelLc#, Maiden Hair Vcm, 21s docetv doten ins. c^rriettea. “Blackberry,” \'U. dnzen. ilotfn 26 SorTrelUe, ConTolrulus,' 1 •3C D-’inaek Tray Cloths. 31 hr 56 ins., 2«. lid. worth Ss. 20 dozen ...

... Thursday last, about two o'clock, he was black- berrying at Persley's quarry, when he found the body of the deceased under some blackberry bushes. She had a shawl over her head, and her clothes were not dis- ?? J. Fox, single, Handsworth Wood- honse. said tha ...

... of WoodsKie, Dradfiela. The complainant said that Saturday, September 10th, all© went with her younger sister to gather blackberries. near to the Nag's Head Inn. a hoy asked them where they could get some hlackterries, and the prisoner, wlio cam© up. told ...