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... very quickly fent him about his business, without charging him for his night's lodging. Blackberries. — There is every prospect of a large supply of blackberries this year, the bushes are at preseut covered with the unripe berries, the fruit beiug much ...
... Frederick Shed, aged eleven years, d hie little brother out in his chaise with him to taking ceased some blackberries and some haw to gather blackberries, and admitted giving the de- ws in his chaise. Dr. Steele, of Richmond, de: to attend- ing the child ...
... thousand five hundred egga. C. P. Norman Lodge, Shirley. PS.— There ia a wonderful crop of acorns this year, and blackberries for the pheasants sad wood pigeons, snd I mean to try my poultry to eat them, by breaking or crashing them. ...
... placed the finest fruit,' corn, and choicest flowers. The chancel screen also showed great taste ia its de- coration of blackberries, relieved by coru and bright flowers. The pulpit aud lectern looked as well as was possible. They are evidently ouly temporary ...
... ARRETON. The Dairyman's Daughter—A correspondent of the Daily News writes : —ln the little valley of Arreton the blackberry bushes, sheltered from the hard and grey weather, are boldly putting forth tender green leaves, and here and there lusty elderberry ...
... —Edith Robinson deposed that on Wednesday afternoon, the 29th ult., she, with three little sisters, went for a walk and blackberrying. She wore the gold watch and chain produced, the chain being fastened through a buttonhole and tied twice, and the watch ...
... Hiscock, aged 45. On the 9th instant, in Grove-street, Sonthampton, Mr. Geo. Brewer, aged 44. On the 6th inst., at No. 10, Blackberry-terrace, Bevois- valley, Southampton, William Henry Johnson, of the Ordnance Sur- vey Office, Southampton, in the 28th year ...
... Mr. J. Plunder, aged 79. On the 26th inst., in New-road, Soathampton, Mr. John Warr, aeed 61. On the 25th instant, at 19, Blackberry-terrace, Bevois- valley, Southampton, Louisa Albina, daughter of the late Mr. George Joseph Green, saddler, of East-street ...
... George Jerome, aged 63. On the 6th inst., in Coleman-street, Southampton, Mr. John B. Dyer, aged 38. On tbe 9th instant, in Blackberry-terrace, Southampton, Mr. F. Hollo say , aged 48. Oo tbe 10th inst., in Church-street, Soutbampton, Emma, wife of Mr. George ...
... ready for the Hag next week. The rumours afloat regarding the future movements of the Channel Squadron are as numerous as blackberries in Autumn. Amongst the most prominent is that the several vessels will assemble at Portland, about the end of the present ...
... one, but en o,, kin.' it the pri- soner sbe said sue was not sure that sne had ever seeu him before. Sbe had been picking blackberries, and was caught several times by the brambles. — Mr. William M md, watch* maker, deposed that ou Thursday, about mid-day ...
... estimated, about 201. It appears that on Wednesday afternoon Miss Robinson and her three younger sistsrs went out in search of blackberries. !?he wearing her watch and chain, the watch being pushed behind belt and the opposite end the chain was attathtd to a ...