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... tried a-«a«il her cadeoroßra, ia wraeet ead pride— And few know what paea’d between Blackberry Aad irvwlf, pnther'd wild la that dell For iiltckhcTTlea ripe fine, blackberries sweet,” loader puor Nell hawks about the street 1 tket her heart quit.' sound to ...

... which follows has been communiocated to us :— Two little children, aged respectively nine and eleven, were looking for blackberries in Handsworth wood, yesterday (Thursday), when the younger (s little girl) was scddenly bitten in the leg by a snake (supposed ...

... Hollows, Baker accosted them, gave to each some momey, and then desired Fanny Adams to go over the hedge with him to gather blackberries. Two of the little girls he requested togo home, and the last they saw of him was as he was carrying Fanny Adams over the ...

... died eighteen months ago. On Tuesday, an inquest was held on the bodies. It appeared that the children had gone ont on a blackberry in^ excursion. On approaching the Church Path crossing over the railway they saw a goods train passing slowly. As soon as ...

... sought. The centre object is a magnificent cock pheasant, suspended against an old palling, about which stems of the hop and blackberry twine. Below arc old tree stumps, on one of which rests a dead robin, whilst ferns and common hedge side plants fill up ...

... in the prese, and emanate from York, which wculd lead people to believe that reliable engine-drivers are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Such men as the North-Fastern officials would, even in the present emergency, trust upon one of their locomotives ...

... 6s. to 7s. per brace; partridges, 2s. 3d. to 3s. per brace ; pears, Is. to Is. 3d per stone; plums, 2d. to 2sd. per|lb; blackberries, 3d. per quart; new potatoes, Is. per lbs.; apples, Is. 6d. per stone; (strained), lOd. to Is. per lb; flitches of bacon ...

... with a stick. The defendant admitted being ■ the held, but denied either having dog with him or snare. had been gathering blackberries, ,i «»t down to eat a few. Wright Gledhill, who was M f. the defence, said he was taking a walking near restate of the ...

... class we tenant-farmers are considered as being only in leading-strings, hence we have farmers friends as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. We have now, in addition, the new school, called Chambers of Agriculture, which one of my friends always calls ...

... Sultan, out of Dulcinea, by Cervantes. 55. MULGRAVE, Chesnut Colt, ont Mulberry, by Orpheus (Brother to Marsyas), her dam Blackberry, by Yaxley (Brother to Redshank), out of Daisy, by Comus. 56. ELECTOR, Bay Colt, out of Eleanor, by Melbourne, her dam Louisa ...

... the children were killed. their return several witnesses were examined. It appeared that the children had gone out on blackberrying excursion On approaching the Church Path crossing over the railway they saw goods train passing slowly. As soon it passed ...