... EPPING. The Blackberry Crop on the Forest. —For aome time back the forest, teeming with its spontaneous growth, has been a mine of wealth to thousands. Tho bramble berries, or blackberries as they are frequently called (Bubus fruticosus), are said to ...

... when she was euticed into a meadow by a youth named Charles Tracey, aged about 18, under the pretence of giving her some blackberries, when he attempted to commit a criminal offence. The matter was discovered by the mother, who at once proceeded with the ...

... showed that the accused and his father, who were visiting at a friend's house in Stanmore, went on to the common to pick blackberries, and while they were there, the constable, who was passing, saw the dames break out close to the place where the prisoner ...

... d, when she was enticed into meadow a youth named Charles Tracey, aged about 18, under the pretence of giving her some blackberries, when he attempted to commit criminal offence. The matter was discovered by the mother, who once proceeded with the child ...

... contests are very costly, and that candidates willing to ■ spend thousands of pounds to get irto Parliament are not plentiful blackberries. That elections might be less expensively conducted is true ; but we lia 1 to deal with a patent fact, and we could not ...

... vigorously waving across the alleys, under tho promptings of the light breeze of summer. Fly goldings are still plentiful as blackberries autumn, and they appear to made their last meal off tho vermin, for on Saturday there was scarcely a single fly observable ...

... the Windsor Machine Manufacturing Company the United States, which is said to answer admirably. Blackberry Brandy and Diarrhoea.—To half a gallon of blackberry juice put one pound and a half of lump sugar,half an ounce of cinnamon.half ounce ofjgrated nutmee ...

... of fruit. Plums are plentiful, and the apples are numerous and growing; the hedges are laden with nuts, hips, haws, and blackberries. Vestry. —An adjourned vestry meeting was held on Thursday, in the Town Hall, commencing at one o’clock. The Rev. J. Hutchinson ...

... when she was enticed into a meadow bv youth mined Charles Tracey, aged about IS. under the pretence of giving her some blackberries, when attempted to commit criminal offence. The matter was discovered the mother, who at once proceeded with the child ...

... time b&ck the foroat, teeminK with iia aponteneooi ffrowth, has been mine of wealth to thousands, in® bramble berries, or blackberries as they are frequen y called (Ruhus fntiicosus'*, are said to be selling torico considerabiy higher than in former gatherers ...

... bunches j of grapes, both black and white. The font was also most tastefully decorated with wreaths of ivy, acorns, and blackberries, while its base was covered with moss. Moss was also placed around its edgi s, on which large acoms could seen, while floating ...

... when she won enticed into • meadow by a youth named Charles Tracey, aged about 18. under the pretence of giving her some blackberries, when he attempted to commit a criminal offence. matter was discovered by the mother, who at ono* proceeded with the ithild ...