... good angels were who sent them gifts, and promptly went to make acknowledgments ; so that visitors were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and the complaint of solitariness could not by any means be made. Nor could it ever again. Beautiful, busy lives ...

... her big brawn namesake, when he met her and Katie, ki one of the lanes, and after having assisted her to secure the first blackberries, proposed to show her where to find mushrooms. And why not, madam? Shouldn't you like to gather mushrooms, or are you ...

... the distance, I also found a silence beneath the blue sky of 5S -° n ? ne Mo of the fallen stone S a * b :' ck et of blackberries had grown over a heap of ruins, which marked the site of the first church or meeting-house ever erected in the town. On ...

... chase. After the deed was done he made for some dense thickets at Birling Wood. On Tuesday week some children who were out blackberry gathering saw hini crawl forth from his concealment, and glean some ears of corn in a harvest field. He was then without ...

... per lb.'.'.'o 3to 0 * F».t pigs for saJtuur. minus bead and feet. Bs. 44 to 9a 44 per ston* of lbios. Eggs 9to 10 for Is. Blackberries 44. to sd. per quart. DEWSBURY Sept. 28.-There is a slight improvement to report ju the state «l the Mary woollen trade ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MANCItESTER AUTUMN MEETING. SATURDAY. Unite;'. Hunters' Plate.-Torrhentor 1, Mail* 2, Blackberry 3. Won by a head ; bad third Stamford Plate.—Wild Aggie 1, Mexborough lie naflosd Handicap. -King Offa 1, CaOipOtdia 2, Alderley won ...

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... Apples ..perlb 02to 0 3 „, F . a *.Pjs B |pr saltmg, minus head and feet. Bs. 4d. »o 9a. 6A per stone mbß - Bto 9 for Is. Blackberries 4Jd. to sd. per quart. BANKRUPTS PROM LAST mGBT'BIGAZETTE.n wu!iam Sa Si h , Sp?e ...

... of William Booth, weaver. Deceased, along with other school boys who had holiday on Tuesday afternoon, went to look for blackberries in Lodge Wood, adjoining the Leeds and Liverpool canal, and near the turnbridge, which had been left partly open. About ...

... Marshall, has been charged at Guildford with stabbing another boy, aged thirteen, named Denyer. The youths were gathering blackberries, when the prisoner came up and laid claim to the berries Denyer had gathered, and struck him with a stick. He managed to ...

... of Mr. T. Killingbeck tailor, Duke-street. She got on the railway cutting near Springwood tunnel, on Monday, to get some blackberries, fell down and was silled. Verdict, Accidental death. On Thursday aD inquest was held at the Rising Sun, Marsden, relative ...

... occurred from leaving loaded Sarins within the reach of children. At Southampton, * little girl, eleven years of age, was out black-berrying, a &d she called to sco an acquaintance. A little boy took °P a gun. whioh was loaded, and played with it; and, *t>ile ...