... toral Aid Society. PONTARDULAIS. A Bov DROWNED.-On Wednesday a boy named Benjamin Robbins, aged three years, while plucking blackberries on the banks of the . river Givili, with a companion, fell into the water and was drowned. THE WEATHiER.-A terrifie storm ...

... Beeston on the 13th inst. Trespassing fob Blackberries. — William Holmes, Charles Edmund Holmes, Samuel Smith, William Massey, Joseph Shepherd, and Arthur Hunt, six lads, were charged with trespassing for blackberries. The two latter boys did did not appear ...

... police, were and cake found In Nub's pocket. The others escaped. —Prisoners' defence was that they went down to Walthamstow blackberrying, and the other boys Rare them the pieces of —Etch sentenced to four days hard labeur. A ADVANTAG/L —Thomas Mullaney (21) ...

... all who will may find them. Next to mushrooms come blackberries, and no ono has had all the fun and pleasure that ho might have out of the summer who has not accompanied the children on a blackberry excursion. It is pleasant indeed to go over the hills ...

... rambles about the forest, - some visiting the famous dear's leap, while others enjoyed a game at football or gathered blackberries. After drinking a cup of tea. again in fashion, they returned home, arriving at Weymouth at about all having immensely ...

... at quarter to five. Having an hour to spare before the dinner bell would ring, some wandered in the forest in search of blackberries (which at this season of the year are very plentiful). while others of a less roving disposition took to cricket. At quarter ...

... bonnets these are placed, tl en panache, curving gracefully, and haven most distilgaul Si appeara llce. Fiuits, especially blackberries, of all shadess, tl are much worn ; the little grains that enliven the hessges I p and fancy grasses are also greatly in ...

... &entire] I lawn/ remarked that Cie tenth., I only continuiog to mutter diecentent. show ID winter . Theo we have the rend blackberry, probeide been (rum the Inclose who were to Amidst their muttering, they bear noises IBMS the tlie aloe, We crab, said numerous ...

... usual pollee remedy was applied and prisoner rapidly recovered.—Coleman said in answer to the charge, that they had been blackberrying. He remembered nothing after having the rum and beer.—Sayers kept to his original statement as to the quantity of beer ...

... have been sent away from Saltish station, ■omatimea amonntiug to ton per day, at priees varying from Bs. to Ifia. per owt. Blackberries, too, have been in great demand (plentiful as they are this season}, at 19s. per owt—and large quantities have been sent ...

... 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 ...

... with (lowers aud oats, from which hung thirty bunches of grapes. The’pulpit was decorated with hops, flowers, and fruit, blackberries, hips and haws, and other specimen.* wild fruits. The prayer desk deserves remark. With the exception of narrow band of ...