... Burls, bat smart fielder, being lame, could not get it. 6 over the palings was the next item, snd fours were plentiful blackberries will be in few weeks' time. At 88 Boult tried at the upper wicket, but luncheon-time the score stood—W. G. Grace, 64; Knapp ...

... her reply to the questions being a I balf .articulated yes, sir. Itappeared that on Septem er 27th the girl was picking blackberries in Freeman's-lane when Gale came- up and behaved rudely: to lier; Closely questioned by the magistrates she clearly intimated ...

... and from treetotree, with the promiseof asplendid crop of grapes, quite as large as we grow in hothonses in England. The blackberry, too, promises to be a crop here worth consideration ; it grows everywhere, as in England, but great briars, some 30 feet ...

... they had heard the evidence they would see that the act of the defendant was a pure accident; that the boy was gathering blackberries in the hedge and was unseen by the defendant. The defendant was called, but His Lor chip thought there was no defence in ...

... twelve, whose parents rondo iu Derby, wore returning twine by Little Eaton Canal-aide from the country, where they had been blackberrying, when the latter accidentally fell into the water. The brother, endeavouring to catch hold of him, also fell in, and both ...

... them. As two gentlemen were passing a blackberry patch while the fruit was unripe, one of them pointed to the terries and esid. ' len tit odd that any one should call those red things, which are so green, blackberries? Do hate ever fly in the daytime? ...

... ” id the Two gentlemen passing a blackberry bush when the fre ed the was unripe, ove said it was ridiculous to call them blac 3 care, berries when they were red. ** Don’t you know, said | r of & friend, blackberries are always red when they « unish, ...

... 1 of BECKFORD. Furnished or Unfurnished. Apply to Joseph Clarke, Suffolk House, Beckford. WANTED—About TEN ClVT7of RIPE BLACKBERRIES, in small or large goon- Wee. Apply to Kr. Timm, Ptouon M - ds lAN IZAR, the Celebrated ON Billiar S. ADR Thumb and Finger ...

... says :— The boys are busy in the woods, , Gathering the ripe nuts, bright In shady lanes the children stray Looking for blackberries through to Those berries such old • And this is now the autumn, sobered , t f(i'i umbrella. This has been an unsettle* ...

... its. We will tako you to princely property whereon gamo is strictly preserved, and where foxes aro almost plentiful as blackberries. Around, but beyond the boundaries of that property, the grass lands to the extent of full two hundred acres are pretty ...

... considered the greatest luxuries here grew there in wild abundance, and finegrapes could be gathered there as freely as blackberries were here. There was plenty of timber of all sorts, and water of the coldest and purest quality. The soil was very easy ...

... H. Pritchard, a coloured boy, 17 years old, committed an &assault rola a young G)ratan girl, who had gone out to gather blackberries in Baltimore oounty, about six miles from the city, and treated her in the most bratal manner. Both were arrested and committed ...