... tied with a toot at the side of the neck. Deceased was found by a mas and his wife who had gone into the wood to gather blackberries. He had a white apron ?? » dark checked coat, and, indeed, was respectably dressed. Although every effort has baen made ...

... great advantage at the entrance to the tmt as a ribanding plant, and much admired. Tbe singular candle tree, Australian blackberry, aad an almost endlesß variety of geraniums, __o, .vo. foimed a most attractive feature in tbe exhibition! Mr Btaw, of Richmond ...

... quest. On another occasion, he -tided the vigilance of bis parents about midnight, and went a long distance in _earch of blackberry bushea _0s parents, who now reside in Ro-wndale, a/terwards came to live in Shepherd street, Bury, and there, on one occasion ...

... How L the earth divided? By earthquakes, sir. \ native of Pud 1 . land asked a n i ;hb ur it he had i vcr .ecu a red blackberry. ■■ It) i sure 1 have, sa. 1 L'at, all ?? are re i ?? a the) arc gr en ! She asked him if her uew ?? wa-~ ; i., ?? as ...

... inquest at Chaddesden, near Derby, concerning the death of Ann Traynor, who resided in Colyear street, Derby. The woman went blackberry- ing to Chaddesden, and fell dead while thus engaged. Her body was found soon afterwards. It appeared that the woman had ...

... Course. Mr Jeßsop's Roman Bee, 6y, 12st Lord Willoughby 1 ! Mr Davis's Despair, _y, 12st ?? Ilolmin 2 I Capt Stirling's Blackberry, sy, list Daniels 3 Betting: 7to 4 agst St Domingo, 4 to 1 each Plough Lad and Despair, 5 to 1 Roman Bee, 6 to 1 Bl_ftkberry ...

... for a painting of figures in sepia, from the cast. Third Grade Frizes. — Miss Ellen L. Algar, for a shaded drawing of the blackberry, from the cast ; Miss Mary Biram, for an interior, painted in water colours, from nature ; Miss Mary E. G. Bromley, for ...

... without employment for fifteen weeks, and has endeavoured lately to scrape a few pence together by gathering mushrooms and blackberries for sale. These had been fairly respectable working people, and they absolutely sold everything saleable before they would ...

... Hoyland. Caution to Blackberry Gatherers.— Elizabeth King, a girl living at Whittington Moor, was sum- moned for damaging a fence, the property of Mr. T. 1. Kobinson, farmer. It was proved that the defen- dant was gathering blackberries on the complainant's ...

... MrHatha-av . Also ran ■. Cartridge, Mrs Maynell, May Flower, Tom Tit Mite, Viscount, Resurgam mare, Cannock Chase, Bayeux! Blackberry, and Thyra. Betting: sto 2 agst Revenee, sto 1 Thyra, 10 to 1 Cart- ridge, and 12 to 1 others.— Won by a head. ...

... readiness to try his hand on the horn of plenty. Jean Paul says we should be as little ashamed of innoceet joys as of blackberries, although after the enjoyment they leave a black stain on the month. An agricultural contemporary has observed that, i ...

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