... shipbuilder, living in Fawcett-atreet was out snooting at Bainbridge Holme, while some younger brothers were gathering blackberries. The latter hearing the report of a gun, turned round, and saw tbeir brother's cap flying in the air, and saw him lying ...

... acoident happen as described by the last witness. Mr. Taylor, recalled, said the children went out for the purpose of blackberrying. They were in the habit of crossing tbe line four times a day in going to and from school. By a Juror.— About 30 children ...

... and amount of Mr. Davis’s underelothing, and rumours of the Confederate chicftain’s opinions have been as plentiful as blackberries in the méiry month of September. Your correspondent does not propose to usurp the funetions of Jenkins, but he may relate ...

... at Alton, said sho saw the prisoner on the afternoon of Saturday laat with three children, two were before him picking blackberries, and one waa behind bim picking flowers. He stood apparently smoking, with both hands in his pockets. Tlie two children ...

... Taylor, recalled, said the children went out for the the line four times a day in going to and from school. parpose of blackberrying. They were in the habit of crossing | By a Jaror.—About 30 children attend that school. line daily. By another Juror.—A ...

... witness three balf; ce, He also gave halfpenny, and her sister a ifpenny. He then went with them up the Hollow, and ked some blackberries for thew. He afterwards told Lizzie and witness to go home and spend their money, and then lifted Fanny up in bis arms ...

... halfpence. He also gave Fanny a halfpenny, and her sister a halfpenny. He theu went with them up the Hollow, and picked some blackberries for them. He afterwards told Lizzie and witness to go home and spend their money, and then lifted Fanny up in his Brms ...

... a break in cypress trees, and then again ho is in a nut bush bower, his toe wounded by the prickle of a bunch of unripe blackberries that lies before him. And then the child flies through meadow- crimson with poppies, and white with daises, among which ...

... very respectable solicitor long established in practice at Alton. Baker gave the children some halfpence, picked them some blackberries, and haviug thus brought his victim iv some measure uudor his control, he lifted her over a gate at the entrance of a hollow ...

... and the National Anthem was also performed at the close. When kings, emperors, aud heirs-apparent aro as plenti- ful as blackberries, a ball uugraced by tho presence of Royalty is porhapsa very small affair. As Gavarni put. it, C ...

... condense and camfa DEATH FROM tHe Brre or A Thuraday afternoon a little boy and girl, aged 11 and 9 respectively, went out blackberrying. They made tueir way into Handsworth Wood, near and were busy in their search for the berries, when something bit the girls ...

... at Alton 1 eaid she sav the prisoner on the afternoon of Satur ay fast with three children, two were before him picking blackberries, and one ag behind him picking flowers, He stood apparently The two children smoking, with both hands in bis pockets. ran ...