... ! ASSAULT ON YOUNG LADIES FOR PICKING BLACKBERRIES. I A fanner named William Fletcher appeared before tbe county magistrates, Bath, on Saturday, charged | with assaulting two young ladies, named Emily Martha i Read and Maiie Loui3e Perrin, pupils at Mrs ...

... Eowis, is -id to 3* -5d ducks. Utd to 4s : pigeons. Is to Is *d : I rarJtrss. is pet couple ; grouse. 5s to tie per brace . blackberries. ; t-i r*: _ ; irt new potatoes. Is id to U3d per i 0 lbs . apples, id . j pca.^. id : plums. i- ...

... her. The eridence on that occasion further went to show that while on a visit to Barnsley deceased had eaten so freely of blackberry pie as to bring on an attack -of diarrhoea ; on Monday, the 18th, Dr. Mayne fetched her .home, and she died on Wednesday ...

... velvet, with sprigs of tiny p:nk roses; and one especially pretty, of blue velvet twisted together with a long branch of the blackberry tree, leaves, flowers, fruit, and all, which locked as if it had just been gathered from the hedge. In spite of the present ...

... I thought this from the calm sleep she was in, and the nourishment she took. She told me that she had had a pie made of blackberry, and eaten freely of it. I consulted Dr. Hobson several times about the assurance licy. poM: Nunneley, surgeon, said be ...

... 8d. per dozen, or 3d. to 4d. each; apples Is. to 2s. and pears Is. per stobe; cabbages Gd., colery 9d. to Is. per dozen; blackberries 2'd. per) quart; foreign gzapes 9d. to ls, per lb. Ducks 5s. per couple, pigeons 0d.' to 8d. eaca. :Butter is. 5d. to Is ...

... A great poet makes and marks an age ; and poor poets, or those who think they are poets and are not, are as plenty as blackberries. Every hamlet has its poetaster. Oh ! how much valuable white paper is spoiled by those who think they can write poetry ...

... ; pigeons, 1b to ls 2d ; rabbits, Is ?? to 2s 2d per couple ; grouse, 4s to 5s ; partridges, 2s 9d to 3b 6d per brace ; blackberries, 2_d to 3d per quart ; new potatoes, Is per 20 lbs ; apples, 2s to 2b 6d per 16 lbs ; pears, i;d to 2d ; plums, lid to ...

... deceased ha would have said that it was a case of cholera. At' pre- sent diarrhaia Was very prevalent and the eating, of blackberry pie would be very likely to prodcce it. Mrs. Freth, mother of the deceased, stated that she'ivent to Dr. Mayne's housme ...

... passed some years in prison at Ham after the Revolution of 1830. At West Bromwich, a few days ago, two boys were gathering blackberries from a hedge in a meadow, when a man who Uved at the other side of the hedge went into the house, brought out a gun and ...

... Se. per brace; partridges is. cd. to Is. Od. per breco; pears is. Cd. to Is. 8d. per stone; plums lI d, to. 2d. per lb. blackberries lid, tol2d, per quart; round potatoes Is. to Cs. Cd. psr load; Napples Is. Sd to los. lad. ?? stone of 10 lbs.; geese 0d ...

... 2s tv 2s tki per couple J hares, 3s to 3s 3d each ; grouse, 3s tid to 4s tki ; partridges, Is t.d to 2s 3d per brace ; blackberries, l£d to 2d per quart ; round potatoes, is to 0a per load : apples, ls ttd to 2s 4d per 16 ths ; pears, ld to 2d ; plums ...