... His life was saved with dikiealty. Thomas Cottenden, a lad, of Plumstead. Kent, bag died after eating a quan ti ty of blackberries. The longest railway bridge in the world, that which curries the North British Railway over the estuary of the Tay. was ...

... called its primeval state, never having been enclosed, and consist* of greensward. tune es gorse, and clumps of sweet briar, blackberry beam, and honeysuckle& Although liable to be searched by the boys of the neighbourhood, including myself among tie number ...

... of strawberries, raspberries, currants, and gooseberries where required. The fern-leaved, and other good varieties of the blackberry are now attracting considerable attention the hands of some of our leading gardeners, and the fruit is found little if at ...

... 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 ...

... unfortunate individuals who had worked under all, nearly all the experimental changes of the Education Department, plentiful blackberries in autamn. the risk of seeming egotistical, ho would give leaflet of his experiences. He remembered the time when his old ...

... 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 ...

... assaulting Mary Drewatt, aged 13 years, on the 2Sth August. Mary Drewatt said she was at the Gravel Pit Lot at 0 wnham, picking blackberries in company with two other girls, when Vockins came up and spoke indecently to her and then threw her down. She kit him ...

... the following day it gradualfgmhawrie awl died in the evening .— George Stanley had made a post-mooltai, and he found a Ma blackberry stows in the intestinen. The keg inflammation from which the child had died. returned a verdict in accordance with the ...

... intelligent little girl, said that about five o'clock on the afternoon of the day named she was out with two other girls *king blackberries near a graratpit at Ownhant when the primmer came up to her and made use of an indecent expression. He then threw her down ...

... in the parish of Speen. Mary Drewatt deposed that on the day in question she was in the gravel pit at Ownham, picking blackberries, when the defendant came up and committed the assault complained of. Defendant attempted throw her down, when she shouted ...

... 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, ...

... hope he will reflect on and kets may be exchanged—etch places to be at a distance ribbons, wreaths of autumn leaves and blackberries, with remember their opinion as expressed. As regards the five of five miles or thereabouts—for the distribution of the ...