... aged 3j, of Sonning, was admitted to the Royal Berkshira Hospital with a broken thigh. Whilst ont with the nurse gathering blackberries, he is supposed to have been attacked with cramp, and fell and broke bis th^li. Treat to Workmen, —The employes of Mr, ...

... in it was, in a certain sense, an intruder. It is only in modern times that lady authoresses have become as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and have flooded the world with their productions, many of which are undoubtedly very good, but the majority ...

... that he ran away. He wandered along the fields and lived as he could, and was at length caught by the police gathering blackberries and potatoes. The Bench sympathised with the lad, and the ease was adjourned in order that Messrs. Sanger might be communicated ...

... labour among them. The young men in Madras were well-educated, and it was said that B.A.'s in Madras were as common as blackberries. But with a Hindoo it does not follow that because he is convinced of a thing that therefore he will carry it into action ...

... fare some to eat with hie blackberries. She refused. lie appeared resigned, but added gravely, You know, what happened round the corner? There was a little boy, and lets mother would not give him any sugar his blackberries, and— And I nest day ...

... The Hoxters’ Stakes. Two miles on the flat. Mr T. Goddard’s Feeling, 5 yrs, list 111 b . Mr Yates 1 Captain MacheH’s Blackberry, yrs list 61b, Mr J. M. Richardson 2 Mr E. Rickard’s Rachel, 5 yrs, list llib .Mr Halford 8 Mr G. Bracher’s Victoire ...

... done has been to increase their size and abundance, or extend their season. Currants and Gooseberries, Raspberries and Blackberries, Chestnuts, and, above all. Strawberries are of this class. 3. But most of the esteemed and important fruits, as well as ...

... s in that neighbourhood might perhaps be considering whether they should not pay their landlords out of the acorns and blackberries which were so plentiful. (Laughter.) Although that meeting had been peculiarly successful, he did not think that the a ...

... got intimation of his escape. At Paddletown, which is five miles from Dorchester, Beaumont was arrested whilst picking blackberries. He was attired at the time in the clothes had stolen from the hotel, and wore surplice, which he had taken from the Portland ...

... one, of what* ever they pleaaed. If they wanted mere party man tbey could pick him up in the atreet; they were cheap aa blackberries. But waa not that man. If be had reason to believe that the great mass of his supporters in the county were tired of his ...

... over the pastures in search of them. All along the edges of the roads, grew luxuriantly, the large, luscious ' creeping blackberry, free for all to pluck who chose ; the pastures abounded with thick clumps of huckleberry bushes ; the swamps, with ...

... Speaking of pheasants, it is not at all an uncommon thing for a longtail or two to come out of the glom of Penn-wood in the blackberrying-time on Wash•common. The young birds liked to bask and have a bit of fun among the grass and ferns, and—sometimes they ...