... Ellen-streot, Preston, died through poisoning. On Sunday afternoon she, along with companions, was out Fulwood picking blackberries, when they found number bright red berries. After eating some she became ill, went home, and the doctor was sent for. Be ...

... Preston, died through poisoning. On Sunday afternoon she, along with several other companions, was out at Fulwood picking blackberries to take home, when they came across a number of bright red berries. The deceased ate some, evidently mistaking them for ...

... fanner, of Coppull On Sunday bat Mr. Bond’s son and some friends were walking in tbe fields when they saw the prisoners near blackberry bush, and on going to them one large goose was noticed beside them, and two more were round wrapped in handkerchief. The ...

... Preston, died through poisoning. On Sunday afternoon, she, along with several companions, was out at Fulwood, picking blackberries to take home, when they came across a number of bright red berries growing. She ate some, evidently in mistake for hawthorn ...

... street, Preston, died through poisoning. Holiday afternoon, she, along with several companions, was out Fulwood, picking blackberries take home, when they came across a number bright red berries growing. ate some, evidently in mistake for hawthorn berries ...

... away. Mr. Moore atated that the men were not in search of game, but had gone into the fiel I for the purpose of getting blackberries. The Rev. G. Eatcn said it was a bad thing for the defendants that they had a dog with them. They would be fined in the ...

... general satiafootion. The abow aa sriul* oradit to th* society. The children are worthy word praise for the nice display cf blackberries, aad also the bonqoets and wild lowers displayed. The psfae* wen awardad mfollows: —Wild flowers: fat prim, 8. Kirkmaa; ...

... The show as a whole was a credit to the society. l'he children are worthy of a word ' of praise for the nice display of blackberries, and also the bouquets of wild flowers displayed. The prizes were awarded as follows:-Wild lowers: I prize, S. Kirkman; ...

... ? , Ducks, ea.h Fowls, each ' ' Geesse, per lb ' Chickens, each ' Onions, pickling per lb ?? „:, ; Celery, per stick [ Blackberries, per quart ?? „ ,7 .Mushroom^, per lb • ?? Honey in comb, per lb Hares, each Soles, per ib ■ ?? Flukes, per lb ' ' ...

... planes and three chisels from the farmstead Chpr. Tatter- sall, Livesey, in Augast.-One month's imprisonment.- Gathering Blackberry at Longridge.-Betty Wilcock, Jane Cattley, Ann Poole, John Hodeon, and James Gornall were found guilty of trespassing and ...

... of white asters. Th..* upper and lower part of the pulpit was decorated with wreaths of flowers, and eiosv audferu Lavs, blackberries, elderberries, heads of wheat and corn, the whole being artistically dis- posed, and presenting an attractive appearance ...

... Fowls, each ?? ?? Geesse, per Ib Chickens, each ?? Onions, pickling, per quart ?? ?? „ Onions, per lb Celery, per stick Blackberries, per quart Al usbrcoms, per lb ?? Honey in comb, per Ib 1 ?? Hares, each Soles, per ib Flukes, per lb ?? „ .> Tuibot, her ...