... they marched well and were most willing, but when in the field, it was with difficulty they were kept from the hedges and blackberries (laughter). With regard to the volunteers, he thought if they gave up a little shooting, and paid more attention drill ...

... but the hills, the valleys, and the sea. He may gather ivateroresses in the brook: catch butterflies in the fields; pick blackberries on the sides of the cliffs; may even lie on the beach for hours in perfect solitude. There are visitors, and there is no ...

... in question be was taking home six broken wires to have repaired, and crossing the field in question he stooped to pick a blackberry off the fence when Roden came up.—A son of the prisoner's employer said the prisoner did take home six wires on the day ...

... BRENTWOOD. Robberies. —On Monday afternoon last a ragged looking girl was pertinaciously hawking blackberries in the hall of Mr. Dawson, Rose Valley. She waa told to walk off, and did so, with pair of. boots, value 10s.. that were standing in the hall ...

... body, covered with train and panier of two shades of brown ciépe or tuile. Panier looped up with blatkberry flowers and blackberries and antomn leaves. Hair hanging down, with reddish brown leaves scattered among the tresses. This dress of Winter is especially ...

... great that a board stating, that This land to be let for hui:ding appears to be as spontaneous a Production as gorse sr blackberries of the forest. I add my desire to his that the s ...

... of boots, value 10.., were stolen from Mr. Dawson'., I Valley, Brentwood, by a girl who was most importunate in offering blackberries for 'e;e: being at last told to welt or' she did so with the boots in qneetion, which had been st tnding in the hall ...

... years of age, living at Bed'ington Bank Top, fell into the river Blyth, near Beiiington on Friday afternoon while gathering blackberries, and was drowned. Accident at Peoswood Colliery —On Monday, while James Shanks was greasing the rope at the pit mouth at ...

... trees the ground might In some instances be usefully devoted to the culture of the strawberry and improved varieties of blackberry ; in bog earth to that of the dewberry, bilberry, and cranberry ; and even here and there to timber trees. S. LEYCESTIRTA ...

... POBTRY BLACKBERRY ERS, It is a lovely autumn day, And all things wear a bae, While in the ficl’s and uewlows gay Are groups of children pot a few. their silvery voices ming Both long pleasent through the air The hay 1 nthe wing. it vat my ery whem Many ...

... three o'clock Jeeves itively denied vant, bearing sus- nothing to way; and Reed alleged who, after listening eS o£. fe few blackberries. eee, Ghee eee ...

... between four or five o'clock on the afternoon on the same day, the defendant went with his daughter into Denby Wood a black-berrying, and when there the complainant alleged that he took advantage of his daughter being out of sight, and assaulted her in ...