... the county t police, who pursued him. At Puddletown, five miles off, a constable reported a suspicious man then picking blackberries, and had him fetehed. He was wearing the stolen clothes and prison slippers and socks. He was handruffed, and tried to ...

... would have to spread his cavalry, and be must thus weaken his power of concentrated action. Ammunition does not grow like blackberries on hedges, and supplies therefore must be constantly coming to him across the sea. To ensure this he must be of superior ...

... our and up our old guns, so as to make them approximate to the new ones. If guns are to be planted u fortifications like blackberries on brambles, we must next adopt some scheme in the way of a “ makeshift.” Yet when we have done so—where are we? We might ...

... gardens, of which we have often a great M abundance, as pay sixpence and eightpence a pound for NoO pippins. : BLACKBERRY WINE. ol BLACKBERRIES now being in season, we give the following 8 for wine as made from them in America. The directions apP%jq# be ...

... Republic held in so many of our towns since its proclama- tion? Why, the evidences of such a change are as plentiful as blackberries,' and only those who pur- posely olose their ey es and ears can fail to see and under- stand them. Such a change may not ...

... away from home on Friday and Saturday. The prisoners pleaded Not Guilty, but admitted they had been in the copse getting blackberries. They were committed for trial at the nest Quarter Sessions. PEDESTJUA NISM. PRINCE OF WALES GROUNDS, BOW. Final Heath ...

... ?? set about the crowning of lh«- -national edifice. When reasons for action wire in the present case as plentiful as blackberries ih« Governmont made choico of the scarcely ton a Ma. plea tbat the presence of tho Italian troops ac.rot* the frontier ...

... GORDON'S STORY. THE ONLY DAUGHTER. IS NOVEL•READINO RIGHT OR WRONG? By Rev. HENRY WARD REF.CHER, THE PLAYMATES. A Poem, BLACKBERRIES. LAZY-BIRD. A Poem. LAME FELIX, and What He Found to Say to the Boys of Draintrec„ COPYING CARRIE. PLAY HOUR, &c. JAMES ...

... Rolm that have contributed most of the cultivated varieties ; but the common high blackberry, Rubus villains, the sand blackberry, R. coneifolins, and the low blackberry, are the most likely to have done so. I have at present no means of ascertaining ...

... Friday at Deane, near Bolton, on the body of a child which had been found by a woman named Rachel Woreley, whilst gathering blackberries on the farm of Mrs. Winward, at Rnmsworth. The body must have been exposed for months. An open verdict was returned, but ...

... has still few nominations vacant. Numerous other stakes will be made tip during the week, and hares are as plentiful as blackberries, the same improved system of driving them will be again resorted to, so that a glorious week’s sport is certain to be the ...

... 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. ...