... nears, ditto; flue led rrdical potatoes, Messrs Booth aid Sidebotham ' • splendid plate of apples, 51r Hill; fine large blackberries, J. Kershaw; plates of Siberian crabs, Miss Elizabeth Hill; plate of flue pears, S. Williams, fine pound bunch of grapes ...

... at Stanton-by-Dale, on August 29th.—Complainant deposed that on the day nam-d the defendant asked her something about blackberrying. He put his arm round her neck and asked her to let him kiss her. She screamed, when he threw her down in the hedge bottom ...

... were erst we gathered the buttercups and daisies, the violets and the primroses together, where whilom we together went blackberrying,' and birdnesting, and mushrooming, another Derby has sprung up. Vistas of houses stand where not long since smiled ...

... bonnets these are it placed enpanocke, curving grasefully, and have a mnost dis- e titignd appearance. F'ruits, especially blackberries, of all 5 shades, are much worn; the little grains that enliven the rt hedges and fancy grasses are greatly in favour for ...

... with indecently assaulting a girl, 13 years of age, named Hannah AebfordV Sunday ter noon she a companion were gathering blackberries ia a fteid at Chaddesden, when the prisoner went behind her and indecently assaulted her. She soreamed and requested bim ...

... e'ted on the 3rd of September.-The girl is about 18 years of age, I ipe). and said that on Sunday she and another were blackberrying. ohm lO01t, at. Chaddesdenl, when defendant came behind her and corn- Rut a he mitted the offence complained of. She screamed ...

... Ecob with dawa ‘ag underwood at M:. Ecob said they bad many comp'aints 0! hedges broken by peisons going ia se ~ch of blackberries.—De eadait pleaded und was fined 5s., damage 1s., aud ise A Darsty Cotuter.—Charles Hopkinson, Walton, was charged with ...

... breakfast; half an hour for lazily gathering the big, ripe, red strawberries from their moist green —I had as lief eat blackberries dist as strawberries—and forty minutes on a lounging chair set atwixt the little inn and little forest, emoking the pipe ...

... Mary Smith, at Stanton-by-Dale, on August 29-h. Com- plainant deposed that on the day named the asked her something about blackberrying. He vat his arm round her neck and asked ber 'o let him kiss he. She screamed, when he threw hor down in the hedze bottom ...

... was filled with such flowers as the season could produce. Fruit from green-plums to ripe the boughs, and the waving hedge- blackberry hung u rows bebind told where cornfields bad already given their wealth to the farmers whe had wooed them. A mile farther ...

... folly, for which no accession of increased wisdom, co ever after thoroughly purge him. Faetion fights were as plentiful as blackberries in September,—now it was “a blue” who had his bead! gut open, and the next minute, in the true spirit of retaliation, the ...

... however appointed every three months penalties inflicted upon poor offending buffaloes are not few far between come thick blackberries on almost every of the rules Here is copy -list which I quote in full because from it one enlightenment into buffalo charaoter ...