... following items --Cigars (eight boxes) 16 dollars three packs playing cards, 50 cents half-pint Old Crow, 35 cents ditto blackberry brandy, 20 cents; eaJts, 10 cents 41b pulverised sugar, 32 cents; medicine tablets, 13 cents; papers, lemons, etc., 3 dollars ...

... accident, which unfortunately proved fatal, occurred to a little girl, the daughter of Mr D. Villiams. She was picking blackberries on the banks of a narrow stream when she overbalanced herself and fell into the water, and although assistance was soon ...

... Jones, Hving at Abernant Offices, was drowned in the Forges pond yesterday. The lad had bathed, and then returned to gather blackberries, but fell into the water and could not get out again. A confectioner's assistant, named Oakham, committed suicide at Swansea ...

... poison. According to Industries, he tested tins of pumpkin, tomatoes, Hubbard Squash —whatever they may be—peas, mushrooms, blackberries, salmon, pears, peaches, cherries, sweet potatoes, beans, milk, and pineapples. The milk was pure all the rest contained ...

... showed a remarkable amount of taste. Almost every kind of flower, fruit, and vegetable in seasou-eveu the common rhubarb and blackberry-were made to occupy a position in the decorations. The whole of the work, we understand, was done without a farthing of ...

... named Cummings, and j proceeded through Bickleigh Vale, the well- known pic-nicking spot, with the intention of picking blackberries. They entered the woods I near the Lea Moor China Clay Works, where there is a, private railway in connection with tho ...

... Albert Cumuiings (33), carpenter, whose body with two deep I(a.shes in the throat was di. covered by two children whilst blackberrying on Saturday. Twelve and SIXpence and a silver watch and chain were found on the body. The deceased had been unemployed ...

... of his brother, aged five, and another boy, of the same age, proceeded towards the cliffs for the purpose of gathering blackberries, which grow in profusion at that part, and it is supposed that he had ventured too near the head of the precipice and fell ...

... dinner to his father, who was employed raising stones near the Great Western Colliery, wandered down the river side picking blackberries. It is presumed that he over-reaciied himself and, falling into the river, was carried away by the flood. His body was ...

... 29th wounded, with intent to murder, Mary Ann Hcoks, the wife of a shepherd at Ringstead. The woman, it was stated, was blackberrying with her son, aged four and a half, when prisoner appeared and offered 2s to the boy to go away. He then offered the woman ...

... field belonging to a farmer named Fletcher, at Weston. Girl-like several of them scampered off to the hedge to look for blackberries, when the farmer came up, and without listening to any remen- strance or apology, laid about them in tiae most brutal manner ...

... expedition, when he heard a human shriek of Walking in the direction of the sound, lie found prone upon the earth, near some blackberry bushes, the dead form of a young woman. The fingers had worn jewels, and a diamond earring he picked off the grass and plaeed ...