... few consecutive years happened to be tolerably perfect, alnd estimnates of one kind and another were as plentiful as blackberries. But a complete balanice-sheet is somethingabsolutely unattainable. Take the building accounts for ex- ample-which present ...

... belonging to Dudley Baxter, The prisoner, it appeared, went out with another boy near the prose- cutor's premises to pick blackberries, and that on their return he purchased a box of matches, and set fire to the stack. The Jury found the prisoner guilty ...

... Ansdoll. Lady Margaret Page, by Maclise, sold for 135 gaineas ; The Mouth of the Scheldt, by MUller, 225 guineas.; T The Blackberry Gatherers, by Cox, 105 guineas; Old Mill at Bettws, painted in 1847 for Mr. Carritt, of this town, at a cost of £40 ...

... with damaging a oence belonging to Mr. G. H. Tomlinson, farmor, of Sbech- wod, by trampling upon it whilst in search of blackberries, )D Sunday, the 4th of October. The case was proved by ?? Shuttleworth, gamekeeper to Mr. Joseph Small- vood. MAr. Tomlinson ...

... locked up. The statement of the prisoners that they were innocent men, had only come from Great l3ridge for a stroll to get blackberries, was not credited by the Court, and they were each ordered to be imprisoned for twenty-one days in default of their paying ...

... loaded with their pscatosial ?? Prer. A sar. accident occurred at St. Helens, on Sauday even- ing Some children were picking blackberries on a brook side, when the basket of one little girl, named Whittle fell into the water. The child woa3 trying to get it ...