... to ber new and elaborate style of LEATHER WORK, consisting of GOTHIC WORK, FLOWERS, and every variety of FRUIT, from the Blackberry to the Pine (tbe same as taught by Mrs. Gilbert, now writing lor tbe Family Friend), the only specimens of the kind out ...

... to her New and Elaborate Style of Leather Work, consisting of Gothic Work, Flowers, and every variety of Fruit, from the Blackberry to the Pine (the time as taught by Mrs. Gilbert, now writing for the Family FriendJ, the only specimens of the kind out ...

... to her new and elaborate style of LEATHER WORK, consisting of GOTHIC WORK, FLOWERS, and every variety of FRUIT, from the Blackberry to the Fine (the same as taught by Mrs. Gilbert, now writing for the Family Friend), the only specimens of the kind out ...

... to her New and Elaborate Style of Leather Work, consisting of Gothic Work, Flowers, and every variety of Fruit, from the Blackberry to the Fine (the same taught by Mrs. Gilbert, now writing for the Family Friend), the only specimen* the kind out of London ...

... on Saturday evening a lad accompanied his father went to tbe Borough police-station and stated that having been getting blackberries near Humberstonemill, tbe morning, bad seen the body of a man hid under some bramble 3 in a ditch. The lad said the bodywas ...

... sessions, held on Friday last, a little boy named Treborn was mulcted tlie sum of 75., including expenses, for picking four blackberries from the hedge neighbouring gardener: and two other youths liad to pay 10s. each for gathering nuts on lands in the occupation ...

... them. The day being very fine, the party spread oyer the hills the banks of the canal, to gather heather, ferns, nuts, blackberries, ic. Mr. Cook, descending the slope of little hill, slipped his right foot into hole, where it got entangled in tbe root ...

... occupation of the Leicestershire Hunt. On September 25th, the defendants, with others .went to this fox covert to gather blackberries, and in doing passed over the hidge and out of it, hence the damage complained of, which was laid at 6d- From the statements ...

... of Lamb, Esq., and the occupation of Leicestershire Hunt On Sept. 25, defendants and others went to foxcover to gather blackberries. In doing so, and going in and out of the covert, they trampled down the hedge, doing damago to the amount of sixpence ...

... occupation of the Leicestershire Hunt! Ou September 25th, the defendants, with others, went to ■this fox covert to gather blackberries, and in doing so passed over the hedge iv and out of it, hence the damage complained of, which waa laid at 6d. From the ...

... determined to make an example of the first offender he could detect.—Defendants said they taking walk, and gathering few blackberries, and had no intention to take any the roots home. Bugby said he was dry, and only took a turnip to quench his thirst. peeled ...

... undoubtedly to adopt it: to do which will be no difficulty, as Offices and Agents for the purpose are everywhere plentiful blackberries; there being little less than three dozens such Establishments represented in Melton. interesting meeting on the subject ...