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... ! ASSAULT ON YOUNG LADIES FOR PICKING BLACKBERRIES. I A fanner named William Fletcher appeared before tbe county magistrates, Bath, on Saturday, charged | with assaulting two young ladies, named Emily Martha i Read and Maiie Loui3e Perrin, pupils at Mrs ...
... 9d. to 3s. a. each; rabbits, Is. lOd to 2s. per couple; grouse, #. a per brace ; partridges, 2s. 9d. to 3s. per brace; blackberries 2d. to tUL per round potatoes, ss. 6d. to 6s. per load apples, 84 E per ; geese, 74. to 7±d. per lb.; of bscon, fid, per ...
... per couple ; hares, -2s Od to 3d each ; rabbits, Is 9d to per couple ; grouse, 4s to partridges. 3d to !)d per brace ; blackberries, 2jd to 3d per quart; mushrooms, id to per lb.; new potatoes, kidneys, Is 2it per lbs; ditto, round, per stone; plums, ...
... per couple; hares, 2s to 3s 6d ,. it-. to 2s per couple; grouse, 4s 6d to 6d; •• ; pheasants, Ss to ; woodcocks, |. . blackberries, 2.J.d to SA per quart ; mushrooms, 'i ' lb.; round potatoes, its to lis Od. per load; apple?, Cd to . 4 ...
... each; rabbits, led. is. 4d. per couple; grouse, ss. fid. to 6s. Od. per bracef,- partridges, 2s. 9d. to 3*. Od. per brace; blackberries. 2jd. to 3d. par. , quart; mushrooms. S£d. per lb.; round potatoes, 7s. Bd. ss. 6d. per load : plum*. 2s. 4d. per stone ...
... honourable mention. former was for a drawing by W. Young, of a nut shaping lathe, and the latter for drawing in chalk of blackberries, by C. Gilbert. Leeds has now got two national medallions. Inquests by the Leeds Coeonbe.—On Monday Mr. Blackburn held ...
... Eowis, is -id to 3* -5d ducks. Utd to 4s : pigeons. Is to Is *d : I rarJtrss. is pet couple ; grouse. 5s to tie per brace . blackberries. ; t-i r*: _ ; irt new potatoes. Is id to U3d per i 0 lbs . apples, id . j pca.^. id : plums. i- ...
... her. The eridence on that occasion further went to show that while on a visit to Barnsley deceased had eaten so freely of blackberry pie as to bring on an attack -of diarrhoea ; on Monday, the 18th, Dr. Mayne fetched her .home, and she died on Wednesday ...
... in this way that the Austrian .- ate paper has overdone iis ?? iv one direction, at least. Its rea. ons are as plenty as blackberries, but lib- will have nonb of them on compulsion. It may easily be imagined that pi i have been more efficacious than ury ...
... of rice plants, watered by the valleys covered with valuable coffee nil mum Nuevera t'.llia was reached, with the tangled blackberry bushes. homo ; while at eve the mellow rd aas heard, seated on some lofty bough, along i.ou miles of excellent road might ...
... some halves of peas, and traces of insects. —16th. Thrush, wren, and dunnock not in song.—lBth. Harvest general— 21st. Blackberries ripe. Berries night shade red— 22nd. Cloudy and sultry. SwaUows very noisy and hawking low. Willow wren yet in song.—2sth ...