... the fire, in order to prevent Mr. Dickenson [from seeing it. At this time the boy Jones was some distance away gathering blackberries. Whilst the de! ceased had her back to the tire the wind blew the flame against her clothes and set fire to them. Two men ...

... consulted daily, from Eleven till Two, and from Six till Eight, his liesidence, 37, Bed ford-square, London. mistake for blackberries. Destruction op a Dancing Pavilion.—Five Persons Buried.—An accident of an alarming nature occurred in Birmingham on Tuesday ...

... support of the com Mr. A. C. Branson for the defendant. —On tl the complainants, who are the wives of workin gathering blackberries at Hayfield-spriug, wh came to them and ordered them away. Tl and he upset some of their cans of blackbe) women surrounded ...