... 17, son of William Lord, pensioner. On the 4th of September the du ceased was in Ashworth Wood with other boys gathering blackberries, when a oat jumped from a bush and was struck down by one of the party. The deceased attempted to pick up the cat, and ...

... the fields, reached Piddletown, a village five miles from Dorchester. There he secured as he was in the act of picking blackberries in lane. He was wearing the prison shoos and stockings and the clothes had stolen on the very night of his escape r ,, ...

... gaiters are continually met with ou the cliff and on tho sands, while the inferior orders of clergy swarm plentiful as blackberries Sussex hedges. ...

... for about two hours, as if on the watch. The defendant denied that he touched the hedge, and declared that was merely blackberrying. The Rev. W. 8. Wade said hail known him for many years, and characterised him a very respectable man. A fine of Is. 10d ...

... Further confirmatory evidence having been given, the pleaded Not Guilty,' but admitted they had been in the copse getting blackberries. They were oommitted for trial at the next Quarter Sessions. ...

... confirmatory evidence baying been given, the prisoner' pleaded Not Guilty, but admitted they had been in the copse getting blackberries. They were committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions. ...

... with small sheaves of picked corn, and bunches flowers, and beneath were double triangles composed mountain a.sli berries, blackberries, acorns, and other fruits, beautifully intertwined with corn. The panels of the window sills were failed with flowers, ...

... rich people at all, Will and Ben's father and mother. They had enough money to give their little boys bread and butter and blackberry-jam, and fresh, ...

... Itadigund's Abbey, erected in the 12th century. It is a favourite pic-nic resort, and the woods in the ripe season abound with blackberries, nut., and strawberries. There is plenty of nice milk te be obtained in the adjoining oottages, and the occupying tenant ...

... this towu cannot complain of any scarcity in this line amusement; truly these minstrels are black and as plentiful as blackberries autumn. A large concourse of admirers of these sable vocalists assembled at the Town Hall on Monday evening to witness ...

... to him, but than it was in the old days a flippant House of Commons led by a flippant leador, whenjokes were as plenty blackberries, and the First Minisberof the Crown regarded the first question of the day chiefly as a joke. Bat now we have got an e ...

... him, but then it was in the old days of a ;plaint Renee of Comeau' led by a flippant leader, *hen jokes were as plenty blackberries, and the Fleet Ministerof the Crown regarded the first portion f the day ehiedy as a joke. But now we have got an earnest—may ...