... Dalston. His father was a clerk. On Wednesday, the 17th inst., he and the de- ceased and two other lads were out gathering blackberries in the forest. At five o'clock they set out for home. On the way they met two lads named John Mordaunt and George Meadows ...

... production is a kind of mosaic, executed not in the flat, but in the round. The raspberries are represented by rhodonites, the blackberries by amethysts, the currants by come lians, the cherries by carbuncles, and the leaves by jade. In this unique production ...

... his wife, a born Russian, having been denoiuiced by a police spy, a Russian prince (princes in Russia are as plentiful as blackberri es jin September), as having spoken rather freely jof one of the Dames de la Cceur, Madame I Demuth was seized, bound, stripped ...

... for the large picture, 75 gs. 143. Victor Chavet, Le Connoisseur, 7Ain. by sAin., 48 gs. 144. P. F. Poole R.A., The Blackberry Gatherers, B. J .in. by Tin 48 «*' 149. W. E. Frost, ?? The Sirens, - the sweet- tongued sirens, wbo on waters mourne ...

... of her son Arthur, a child only a fortnight old I beared 5T • the ,f vl ?? nce - that on Satu W «o m eW while gathering blackberries near Mannerlev Hill- » -i r Nottingham, found the nakOTlyof Jhild Sfil' W warm There was a piece of na4w web « J ?? round ...

... Godstone Station, and 3. irom East Griust a 1 coiiirn>-- : ' ■ several capital farms known ;l s p.d:»r>i-. Wire. Wrsri '■-« Blackberry, Noble's, Read's, Brick- _i!n. ?? 1 >!•. ri_.w- ?? j ' whole co?it:iiniug about fc6o acres oi aiiu'c. putart*. '-■•-' Ci ...

... Godstone Station, and 3i from East GrinsteaU ; comprising the | several capital farms known as Pollard's, Ware, Ware Mill, ?? Blackberry, Noble's, Read's, Brick-kiln, aud Moorhaw's; the \ whole containing about 647 acres bf arable, pasture, meadow, and wood ...