... which follows has been communicated to us : — Two little chddren, aged respectively nine and eleven, were looking for blackberries in Handsworth V ood, on Thursday, when the younger (a little girl) was suddenly bitten in the leg by a snake (supposed ...

... 120s ■ new ditto, 955. to 110s. Straw, 28s. to 335. ai Wild Fecit.—lt is expected that there will be the largest crop of blackberries, note, and elderberries thia season in the south of England that has been known for several j ears past. ScrposED Tbade ...

... to put dowu the practice of gan ts of i.en walking ovlt tl. ir lands for ihe. purpose of gathering mushrooms, nuts, aul blackberries. The fences were being continually broken down. . . Polico- constabie Mills said he saw Watson and others get over the ...

... them with th* most careful regard detail. But piefer the third study in tempera to either of the others. It is called the Blackberries, snd ie certainly one of the most delightful groups we have ever Been in that style. The clusters black, red, t.ud green ...

... was iuvestigated by a London coroner yester- day. On Wednesday, the 7th inst., a number of boys wbo had been gathering blackberries iv Epping Eorest met as they were leaving the fore.t two lads named Mordaunt and Meadows, each with a gun. These two foolish ...

... the beholder, and very apt to mislead an unsuspecting foreigner into the belief that general officers are as common as blackberries. Tbe members of the other part of the force assume as many colours as the cameleon. Among tbe workmen, tbey are workmen ...

... we could see the hope of such an improvement in our law as to make any repetition of the frauds that were plentiful as blackberries in the last speculation era, too dangerous to be ventured upon in the next. ...

... inant, and Mr. Hirst for the delendant.—The charge was trivial, and the bench indicted fine of Is. and costs. Caution to Blackberry Gatherers. . Vary Holroyd, of Tinsley, was charged with damaging underwood in Tinsley Park Wood, the property of the Right ...

... his custom. About two honrs afterwards, his body was found in one of tbe dams at Endcliffe, by a man who was gathering blackberries. There waa no evi- dence to show how tbe deceased came into the water, and no suspicion of foul play ; and the jary returned ...

... day morning, and shortly before nine o'clock the body was discovered in the river. It is supposed the boy was gathering blackberries from bush the edge of the stream, and that overbalancing himself he fell into the water and was drowned. The Football ...

... satisfactory. Madame Rachel is there fore Btill in custody. Breaches of promise of marriage seem as plenti- ful just now as blackberries ; men were deceivers ever, but they seem to have been uncommonly fickle of late. The only comfort is that the jilting ...

... neither connection nor wealth will enable a man to avoid it except in a legal manner. False oaths have been as common as blackberries, but now they are dan- gerous things to indulge in. lt will be well wben reforms of this character have extended from the ...