... called to her and showed her sixpence, asking her togo with him to the bottom of the canal, where he would give her some blackberries. She shook her head and passed on, leaving the prisoner behind. After she had got a short distance she heard a noise, and ...

... any knowledge of the wires and le the trap, and said they were only in the field for the pur- at pose of picki!g a few blackberries, as they were out of to ?? Chairman said the defendants not giving their ist right iabxe had subjected themselves to a ...

... workmen, and, when completed, will be launched from a Royal dockyard. Turret-ships and ironclads are now as plentiful as blackberries; they are to be met with in all quarters of the globe, fitted with the most recent improvements and are constructed upon ...

... respecting what is doing, what is to be a done, and what certainly will be done by the Board of Admiralty are as plentiful as blackberries. With regard I to the scheme of retirement, we understand that the t statement which appeared in the Army and Navy Gazette ...

... National Guards no longer wait for an. order to arrest curs; they gobble them up india- rinminately. as boys would blackberries. To meet a priest to li the streets is as rare as to meet an emperor. of ...

... made in the hedge he had nearly id lost three valuable ?? Mansel said that although e- it seemed harmless to them to pick blackberries, it was in reality not so, for pounds' worth of damage was done in this way. He ordered them each to pay a penalty of 7s ...

... him, *bich- ha did; When the boy had twisted it off he ran toward's his mother VI and another person, who were gathering blackberries, and sion said I have got; something now, mother, to hook down the its 1i ?? defendant's mother was called for the -- ...

... liouci. ould cault would jump at. The valiant Sherwood, that shook ecry- the small boy that helped his mother to gather blackberries very -good Master Cutler, looking at the officers through his -tive looking glass, and seeing nothing but noses-Mr. Trigg ...

... Cecilia ,uxnm enassrce panel; Caroling Gillman, Sepia;twvo reliefs e by iodion,; EmesaLong, Sepia,' fromn the 'cast of blackberries, also some capital elementa~ry desiuns in cslour; Mlartin hu'rlant,: antique figutre dancing fawvn, in chl3k, also outtline ...

... Numerous robberies of fruit had lately taken at 5 place from Mr. Deverell's ?? mother of Fern to Isaid her son had been blackberry picking, and he denied at Ihaving been in the prosecutor's garden.-Mr. Stone said Ithere was no evidence to show that Dalton ...

... ARRETON. The Dairyman's Daughter—A correspondent of the Daily News writes : —ln the little valley of Arreton the blackberry bushes, sheltered from the hard and grey weather, are boldly putting forth tender green leaves, and here and there lusty elderberry ...

... estimated, about 201. It appears that on Wednesday afternoon Miss Robinson and her three younger sistsrs went out in search of blackberries. !?he wearing her watch and chain, the watch being pushed behind belt and the opposite end the chain was attathtd to a ...