... Row, at 4.30 p.m.— dinner being ordered for 6 F. in.—in about the tick of the clock found us ransacking the forest for blackberries, &c., the delight of all Cockneys. Su were the berries that it was a question whether we should retain our kiln appetites ...

... policeman was not pirticular about dete.iJa. Only let it be deep, he said, with something solid on the top to keep her down. Blackberry Picking. Each forenoon during three successive blistering August days—says Aunt Rath—l donned my old rig, borrowed ...

... all necessary facilities provided. ACCIDIENTS. —On Thursday afternoon a boy named Frederick Green, aged 4 years, of 19, Blackberry terrace, was running behind a carriage in the Avenue, when suddenly jumping out by the side he was knocked down by a horse ...

... chancel of the church presented a very beautiful appearance. Over the communion table was arranged trellis work oovered with blackberry sprays and rows, and at the top the text, worked in asters, They joy before Thee according to the joy in harvest: Wheat ...

... suspended from a gasalier were some Man branches with damsons upon them. The pulpit was beautifully decorated outside with blackberries, in clusters, haws, Siberian crabs, anti corn. A small bouquet of flowers were placed on the lectern, and at the foot of ...

... usher's place. He may—if he can get it; but graduates who are willing to become scholestic assistants are as plentiful as blackberries, and multitudes are forced, by experience, to admit that a knowledge of German, and drawing would have been of far more ...

... IN-OTlCE.—Anyone found TRESPASSING on I l'ontop and High Stables Farms, Woods or ' lantains of the same. in search of Blackberries co Nuts, will be prosecuted according to lasw.—By order, JOSEF DODDS, Sturkton-on-Tees . 129 g _ A EETING of MEMBERS of ...

... onions, la 64 to la 84; plums, la 3d. to la 64- »een- % gages, 2a to 3a per score; cucumbers, 4a to 5a Gd. per a dozen; blackberries, 2}eL to Id. per quart; codfish 4H c to 64 per lb.; ling, 44 to 6d.; halibut, Bd. to ?? • _rl' _ 7}4 to B}d.; ham, 9}4 ...

... other, and the top of this lane they come out uoon that open stretch of green sward, with hollow full of bushes, hawthorn, blackberry here and there, is dignified with the name Redcastle Woods. Yonder gleams the stand, white the sunshine, flagsblue, red ...

... the death of Ernest Shed, aged two lm and eight months, who was nnpmd to ave been mlloned. The_ child had out gathering blackberries, and, from the contents of the stomach, the doctor mofimm that the child bad eaten some of a_plant ‘knowa as deadly nightabade ...

... for wilful damage to the property of Mr. J. Hokin of Girton.----The complainant said that defendant woos the habit of blackberrying own his property, and having caught her, he munmonell, her to put a to it, and he laid the olamage nominally at 1, ' having ...

... and they will be pnt rip again subsequent date. Blackberries and the Foot-and-Mouth ease.— It having been mentioned that there a danger the public being affected with above disease through eating blackberries to whioh the contagion might have been conveyed ...