... 17, son of William Lord, pensioner. On the 4th of September the du ceased was in Ashworth Wood with other boys gathering blackberries, when a oat jumped from a bush and was struck down by one of the party. The deceased attempted to pick up the cat, and ...

... I wanted s t tnethi ng down my throat, and hit me with an iron hook on j i be wrist. w Prison ers sa i d they had come blackberrying, and o aS palling the bough to shake off acorns f or the cattle. is, each struck hi m fi rst, or he would not have hit ...

... they are 80 cheap as hardly to pay for transporting to market. The small garden fruits and berries of temperate climes—the blackberry, raspberry, gooseberry, and currant—produce exuberantly, and the strawberry plant will bear every month in the year, except ...

... outheprevious Monday. d On the 4th of September the deceased went to Ashworth i Wood) in company with other lads, to gather blackberries e A oat jumped oat of some hushes, and they chased it. A boy named John Jones caught it, and another boy n struck it with ...

... keep, others will for a long time, so, iterhaps, the utility of the system is not seen in this case so much as in that of blackberries or strawberries. Then take the tomato, FO indispensable in every house on this continent. It is much cheaper than the potato ...

... verdure, and green belts of trees, which droop over streams as bright and cool as those of New England. Here the familiar blackberry is indigenous, and the bushes which impede the travellerare covered with fruit. Wheat-fields, billowing beneath the cool ...

... disapprove of the match, and ml'link 0/ will elope :—* Clovelly seems lovely. Will Arthur b ] ,} hat exceedingly droll ? Blackberries unusually temptlngf the J of Minnie’s expected.’ Key—the first three lettel‘sh 3 flurd' : word, the first two of the second ...

... hawthorn, towering unkempt, high above the head, entwined with honey suckle, roses, elderberries, and wild grapes, hops, and blackberries all in full flower or with fruit budding forth, whilst the green mossy banks, covered with the most beautiful varieties ...

... ala?! all is bam d and locked, safe uuanory. If I not breakfasted hour before, and sin- partially poisoned niy»-clf with blackberries, 1 w.-uid wail until one ana then boldly enter ana say that had come t*» dinner. Tightly though bars and be, they cannot ...

... CHURCH REFORM. Sir,—Reform in Church affair*, inquiries and delibera tiona how to reform, are now plenty blackberries ; but I not learn that almost the greatest blot of all has been thought of. I mean the wrong and oppression to which the inferior clergy ...

... the Woodyeates “pot.” This must have been a genuine turn-up for the fielders, inasmuch as the 100’s to 6 were plentiful blackberries. The Autumn Steeple Chase furnished a tremendously hot favourite in the Duke of Hamilton’s representative, Double Event ...

... the bad, preferring to bring bis treasure to l&glaad. this land thing goes on diamonds will sosn became a* plentiful a* blackberries, and then is to be feared for their owners that their iatrinas* beauty will not suffice keep up their exchangeable value ...