... IN BLACKBERRY LANE. All those Two FREEHOLD DWELLINt: HOtzi:S. Stable, large hardens, and Premises, situate at the corner of Dog Kennel Lane and Blackberry Lane, near the (:range, at Halmowen. and now in the several occupations of Mrs. Grire, William Parkes ...

... - ——~ BLACKBERRY GATHERING. BY MARY F. ADAMS. sun on the trees, tp the nt days of autump, of children’s echoes upon ibe tangled a score of little feet ripe and sweet. slong ‘once more for leaflets in the sun, the red of the Sete twine with the fading ...

... there is nothing; blackberry bushes overhang it, and a dog walked into it a few weeks age. There are a few old slabs laid over the other. Now I often see at this time of the year youngsters prowling about the hedges after blackberries on the bushes. There ...

... inquest yesterday at Ham Common, on the body of a child named Ernest Shed, nearly three years old. The deceased, while out blackberrying with his brother, ate some berries of the deadly nightshade, and died from the effects of the pthion the same night. A ...

... daughter of Thomas Brindle, a labourer, of through Poisoning. On Sunday afternoon, several co m panions. was out at Fuiwood , blackberries to take home, when they came a of bright red berries growing. ate some, evidently in for hawthorn berries. She became ill ...

... lived at Salford, had been missing from his home .since last Sunday week. left with the ostensible intention of going blackberrying. He wore an overcoat, and was completely clothed ; but when his dead body was found in tho canal he had only his shirt ...

... she was near one of the woods with a young baby,when the defendant came up, and enticed her into the wood to gather some blackberries. On going there, he indecently assaulted her, and offered her a shilling when else screamed. She alleged, also, that he ...

... both prisoner and the little girls are neighbours, and live at Choi! Heath, and ou September 20th, the girls were out blackberrying, and tho prisoner committed the oflenses. The facts disclosed wore not tit for publication.-—Mr. Oldham, surgeon, spoke ...

... tomatoes, mushrooms, egg-plant, and scores of other vegetables are cultivated and thrive well. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, whortleberries, currants, and other berries flourish. There is scarcely a day in the year when strawberries ...

... lingering so? where can the little laggard stay | of foot as she ever been meadow way, Itis not so far by the To the lane blackberry vines begin. stands in the there, her eyes from the down, with an anxious truant one. for a trace of Flas she wandered wood ...

... with a few blackberries in it to convince him it was what he did not care for. On the contrary, be did care, and ate up every one, and then whined and looked in my face very hard, and enforez.d it with • stamp of the paw, wanting more blackberries, asking ...

... sailor; I'm always getting wrecked on the coral note. Two gentlemen patting a blackberry bush when the fruit was unripe, one said it mat ridiculers to call them blackberries when they were red. Don't you know, chid his friend, that blaokberriee are ...