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... county coroner, on the body of ; , and found in a shaft at Creegbrawse. The evidence | thetic that some childen picking blackberries had observ Of body in the shaft about seven or eight feet fri surface. A verdict of “* Found dead” was returned. | the ...

... Carlyon, ceroner, on the body of a child found in a shaft jat Creegbrawse. The evidence shewed that some child- j ren picking blackberries had observed the body in the j sluft about seven or eight feet from the eurfaoe. A I verdict of *• found dead was returned ...

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... was n ie pre- deterred by such a difficulty. Not he, indeed! made there not blackberries on the hedges whic of the the mountain road leading to the mine? John fou turdy blackberry-juice furnished a cheap and ready substi body- ink, and more than one of his ...

... head ; but, thanks to the Germans, to the art of print- ing, and to _Ir Netherton, penny almanacks are as plentiful aa blackberries in September, ao that ve_i_y : ' he who runs may read. I ran, I read, and waa convinced. On Tuesday the Liberala of Truro ...