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... exclusively used. The of rr.ordered man, supposed to Mr A. Rohi.tsoo, travelling draper, was louud, soma children •gathering blackberries, a hedge bottom at Bastbauk, Two trains, one loaded with materials, the other empty s. ran into each other in the Lormeot ...
... female. There not single ivy leaf * warac'eristic form or colour. The faces end bands are r -»i3e«l if w walnut juice and blackberries. They the full ligh', except the man’s cap which ie dead black, without particle of light upon it, while the Jr** thrown ...
... manner, and deserving the attention of the young for the instruction it conveys. AND —(LOv4O3: Groombridoe and Sons.— The Blackberry Gathering is a very amusing and well-told little story, cautioning children not to be too forward in giving an opinion ...
... misadventure.” —Sherborne 'Journal. Murder at Sheffield. —On Friday evening, the 4th Einst., two children, who were gathering blackberries in a Shedge bottom, about a mile and a half from Sheffield, dis- Icottered the dead body of a man, concealed among the ...
... point for which we were bound was not utterly defenceless, and in a land where stock- ades seemed almost as * plenty as blackberries,' there ap- peared every chance of our falling in with one somewhere or other. This was not the only time that I was ' ...
... Co- lonies of Australia. Th«jre is now-a-days no keeping pace with the books upon that subject ; they are as plenty as blackberries, and devoured as quickly ; but the volume before us has been compiled with so much care, and the author himself has had ...
... shockingly mangled, in a hedge-bottom, at Eaatbauk, near Sheffield. The discovery wad made by two children who were gathering blackberries. It appeared, from subsequent investigation, that deceased had been robbed of money, a silver watch. and a pack of drapery ...
... service in St. Martin's Church, Liverpool, yesterday evening week. a A few days ago a boy, named James Wood, in scrambling blackberries, at Olive Mount, fell down a precipice, se venty feet deep, on to a line of railway, and broke his arm. At the usual meeting ...
... Jarman, Secretary.-- start. The coaches are of the ¦gayest and most â¢approved olt is grand fun, too, Loins to gather blackberries. Of late SOTTNITZLL,âWyIde and Co. (draw on Sir John Lubbock and THR LAST LEAF. years this Inc but long despised fruit ...