... meadows, while above tower the brown fells. The roads were lined with hedgerows, gay with hips and haws, and elder and blackberries. In the hedge bottoms were pretty wild flowers, and amongst the stones and walls grew stitchwort, polypodu, and other ferns ...

... appointed yearly. A resolution was passed re-appoint- ing each of the gentlemen concerned. SWANSEA. KILLED WHILE PICKING BLACKBERRIES.—An in- quest was held on Wednesday, at the Suiihfield Inn, Dyvatty-street, on the body of a child between the age of four ...

... twill), made in the School-i, Ann Shep- herd, Bouquet for the hand (given by Miss Holloway)- ti l, Ars.-J.yeatea. Basket of Blackberries (given by Miss b Clinkard)-l, Fanny Humphries; 2, B, Yates. Bouquet of ]Flowers (given by Mrs. D. ?? Hall)-I, E. Yates; ...

... liouci. ould cault would jump at. The valiant Sherwood, that shook ecry- the small boy that helped his mother to gather blackberries very -good Master Cutler, looking at the officers through his -tive looking glass, and seeing nothing but noses-Mr. Trigg ...

... assault upon a respectable married woman, Mrs. Smith, the wife of a p lumber and glazier. She and a little girl were out blackberrying on the canal banks, near Aldeliffe, when prisoner went up to Mrs. Smith, threw her down, and at- tempted to commit the ...

... the quiet beauty which surrounds him. Enough wild flowers are still to be found to make up a bouquet, and the fruit of the blackberry retains its flavour. It is almost difficult to realise that but a few hours previously the Rambler was dismayed with the ...

... sedgy sunk pool with swans; or children playing catch beside the pond, or watching the waggons go home, or scrambling after blackberries beneath the twisted pines upon the hill-side; or young girls walking home in company after the singing, or dancing to the ...