... Wild Fruit.—It is expected that there will be the largest crop of blackberries, nuts, and elderberries this season in the south of England that has been known for several years past. Bristol to New York.—The New York advices mention a project for aline ...

... s in bloom, and some almost kearned ; item, wild violets; item, blackberries in bud, flower and berry ripe. The bloom is as strong, if not stronger, than in the orthodox blackberry season (supposed tocloseatMichaelmas day), which was wet, sloppy, and ...

... assaulting Sarah Manley, young married woman, tho 11th inst. complainant stated that ou the day question she was picking blackberries from a hedge Mrs. Burrows' house, at Gowoll, Hemyock parish. Mrs. Burrows came out and ordered her off. She did not go ...

... girl in company with her brother and cousin, two little boys oight or nine years old, went up Exminster hill to'pick some blackberries, when thoy met the defendant who said if they would follow him he would show them were to get some. He took the little ...

... and NT. With clusters of hung in her hair, With a troop of she rambles the lanes.. And their lips wit* -.he juice of the blackberry mns, But her temperata Uood grows colder still, At even and morn her breath is chill, And time- that swijep lover all mortal ...

... since told us that we did not know ? They were sent to ascertain if bribery had been committed, and thoy find it as thick blackberries. Was there any use in pursuing their investigations ?—in listening to the all wit of bribers, who admit that they like ...

... assaulting Sarah Mauley, young married woman, on the 14th inst. The complainant stat.-d that the day question she was picking blackberries from near Mrs. Burrows' house, at Gowell, in Hemyock parish. Mrs. Burrows came out and ordered her off. She did not go ...

... labourer of Hemyock, said that she was picking blackberries in the high road near to some property belonging defendant's mother-in-law, when the latter came out of her hou.se, and abused her for picking the blackberries. The defendant's sister-in-law then fell ...

... which he or somebody else had set expressly for catching pheasants. On witness going to him he said he was only picking blackberries, but he went direct from where one wire was set to where the other was. Searched him, and found several other wires on ...

... Broadsand. fell forward and m a few minutes expired Escape—On Saturday last a little boy named Barratt whilst engaged Picking blackberries on he Queen's Quay, over-b.lanced himself and fell over the cliff to the beach below, a height between and feet. He received ...

... iess feet, JulTrie&s school in their leafy retreat, And -h» b the drops round them beat; Ana boy crouches close to the blackberry wall. Ami T atone take the storm on their wing, Anu, taunting the tree sheltered labourers sing, the rain breaks the face ...

... Laws.— Thos. Frost, of Okenaiuptou, paid Gd and expenses for driving sheep the Da;herleigh market without a lioence. Odi Blackberry Uevei. its Results.— Wm.. Matti, farmer, his son George, a»« uav,d vole, were sun moned rienry Dennis for assaultin him ...