... the fields, reached Piddletown, a village five miles from Dorchester. There he secured as he was in the act of picking blackberries in lane. He was wearing the prison shoos and stockings and the clothes had stolen on the very night of his escape r ,, ...

... first anni of the Bevenoaks Wuhm&mlt’flo“y mmn Tucsday last, when 70 sat down to an excellens repast in the large room at the Blackberry Inn, Mr Thomas How, the president, took the chair, and Mr Amos Pets the vice-cbair. The report showed that ot eby ot mimion ...

... purpose of catching rabbita, but said it was only ou the railway embankment. Raker said ho merely went into the field to pick blackberries *(laughter). Fined 10s each, and 5s. 6d each costs.. THE UNRULY MEMBER.* Elisa Spooner, a married woman, living at Orpington ...

... eviderce that the prisoner enticéd the little girl and her brothers inte Sydenham fields, stating he would give them-séime blackberries, and then, getting rid of her two brothers on some pretext, be 'commitied the asdanlt” cHarged. Sentenced to six months' ...

... appeared to be very infirm, handed • statement to the elect that the child, with other children, was upon the hills gathering blackberries. when she mane Playing round him with her clothes up, and would not go away.—Mr. Charles 2unninghatu.surgeon. proved examing ...

... 2ud window plants ; Ist 3 chrysanthemums in'r)u ; 20d table apples ; 3rd hand bouquet ; lst collection of vegaub{u ; 2nd blackberries, Mr Longhurst, the younger, Lt cut blooms geraniums ; Ist radishes, Mr Bramley lat onions ; Ist herbs. Mr Callaway lst ...

... saould be invited an ensugh came of their own accord, without wings ir sr:Ai-feet ; an i that geese were as plentiful 33 blackberries, si that there would nit lin room for any more till after the Christmas 110141 sp. A large number of turkeys are promised ...

... udn mtdanjxd. The drive was through and wi lh(&fidulnmnl. ufit;.wfidom;au B.dlndflm:h-ng:c boys uncheon gathered the abundant blackberry. &n'fih}‘fimwmc Jovely w‘u,mz\-!ad.b rotham, where the . i m canaot be given him Ghomo‘ll-tmhnd . thegood fare which awaited ...

... an inquest on Friday at ham i Common, on the body of • add named Shed, nearly three years old. The deceased, while out blackberrying with his brother, ate some berries of the deadly night-shade, and died from the effect of the poison the same night. A ...

... barberry, vine leaves, and vanegated maple with a banch of grapes at each angle. Above this was a second wreath (with sprays of blackberry and bunches of grapes descending from it) formed of ivy oak vineand me‘:.Ontbetopvum tastefully adorned with piles of pears ...

... ty ocours among children whose lives have been insured in some of hnmlflh-mofieuwuchhnum mmw'mmm the past few years, as as blackberries. wos a receat change in the law, vflnmwumwfllmm““ should -bhzu‘clth th of a child under the E;'m’ B S et seik et to asa ...

... evidence that the prigsoner enticed the little girl and her brothers into Sydenham fields, stating he would give them some blackberries, and then, getting rid of her two brothers on s)me pretext, he committed the assault charged. Sentenced to six months' ...