... the morning, and the afternoou went to Earsham with her brother. When she returned from Earsham, she took three or four blackberries out of her pocket and gave to me. I did not hear that she had gathered anything from the hedges. In reply questions from ...

... examination said, his sister ascot with him to the mill at Earsham, on the Thursday afternoon; he did Clot see her gather any blackberries, but he gathered some and gas'e her, and she put them in her pocket; he did not see hereat any. She did not complain of ...

... stolen plate, and was convicted. The articl s were found in a hedge in Lassington-lane, by three women who were gathering blackberries. District Labour School, South Wales.—On Thursday a small meeting of Magistrates and the Chairmen of the chief Unions in ...

... of electing the of a representative truth is it is the custom nor can how it can he abolished Mayor cannot up as gather blackberries in the are excited politics are not ambitious of municipal honours when they in their gloss there is difficulty not merely ...

... to school the morning, ami in the afternoon went Earsham with her brother; when she returned from she took three or four blackberries out her pocket and gave to me. did not hear that she had gathered any thing oil the hedges. In reply to questions from ...

... n said his sister went with him to the Water Mill at Earsham on the Thursday afternoon ; he did uot see her gather any blackberries, but he gathered some and gave to her, and she put them into her pocket; he did not see her eat any; she did not complain ...

... morning, and in the afternoon went to Earsham with her brother; when she returned from Earsham, she took three or four blackberries out of her pocket and gave to me. I did not hear that she had gathered anything off the hedges. Elizabeth Parker proved ...

... us that to his certain knowledge the bed had been there for twenty years; that the fruit was very poor, not bigger than blackberries; ■nd that for a long time the only manure put on it was coal-ashes ! Our first impulse was to dig up so unpromising a ...

... morning, and in the afternoon she went to Earsham with her brother. When she returned from Earsham, she took three or four blackberries out of her pocket and gave to me. I did not hear that sbe bad gathered anything off the hedges. In reply to questions from ...

... historic cha- racter that we would commend the work to the notice of our readers; for, while novels are as plentiful as blackberries, and often not more pre- cious, histories, written by eye-witnesses of the events they record, and written, too, in a fresh ...

... The following Gatuentnc.— Bridget Tansley v. BLacKBERRY is was an action to recover £5 against P des. — the defend ant, for having, on the Ist of October, illtreated while sh e was gathering blackberries in a footpath in nt's field. Mr. Atwood appeared ...