... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... child waa discovered in a field on tbe Mapperley Plains, which are just outside the town, by some little boys who were blackberrying, and they instantly went and informed a labourer named George Gilbert, who wu working in ihe immediate neighbourhood, of ...

... and in this pleasing work the was efficiently aided by her family aad visitors. Bona snd plum-eske were as plentiful aa blackberries, snd tea being over, innocent games and pastimes w.re ?? moot heartily on the beautiful lawn aud grouu is fronting tbe ...

... snd. Ssbtous Accidbnt at Nbw Mills, nbab Buxton. —On Fridsy last, a girl, named Jans Graham, aged 13 years, was gathering blackberries on the top of a place called the Tor Rocks, near New Mills, when on reaching over the edge of this precipitous place ...

... fetling the aext ba caught The la_kade__y that they were throwing at tha plum tree, and affirm that they were merely picking blackberries fro* the hedge in the ?? _ doW ?? k) _ gißg to M ?? Dawet ' fMraQ «. of SaMthwiek Hall. Thia badge was tha boundary of ...

... in this pleasing work ...

... . Still tbe snake business may be overdone, and the market glutted. The lot above quoted waa sent in by a South- Jersey blackberry picker, and realised higher prices than a similar lot last year— probably ow- ing to the atyle in which they were put up ...

... murdered ?? was discovered in a field on the Mapperley Plains, which sre just outside the town, by some little boys who were blackberrying, and tbey instantly went and informed a labourer named George Gilbert, who was working in the immediate neighbourhood, ...

... of the school took a walk to Weston, near Bath, and unfortunately happened to enter defendant's field ; attracted by the blackberries, they left the path aud weut towards tha bedge. They bad hardly got there, when defendant made his appearance, having a ...

... his custom. About two hours afterwards, his body wss found in one of tbe dams at Endcliffe, by a man who wee gathering blackberries. There was no evi- dence to show bow the deceased came into the water, and no suspicion of foul j.lay ; and the jury returned ...