... plaoo for biscuits and blackberry j am. So they feasted merrily, and declarod that food was so good as that which was taken in the open air. N , xt they drove on, and name the wood on the ontsido of which rich ripe blackberries woro growing, and on the ...

... &mall, miniature garden ad. George blackberries Is. both Sbottan, wild Bowen as. Annie Shelton, blackberries ad. flophy Wickens, grapes Is. 6d., miniature garden of flowers Is. John nuts I. Henry Brown, blackberries ad. Alice Skinner, best arranged dowers ...

... across the right hend. Mr. Partridge committed her for trial, | DEATH THROUGH EATING BLACKBERRIES.— 1 The death of Thomas Cottenden, aged 11 years, from cating blackberries, has been reported to Mr. Carttar, coroner for West Kent. The deceased, residing at ...

... been milked, and boys who ought to have been home long ago with their tin cans are loitering their way, picking unripe blackberries. What stomachs young people must have! I have been loitering, too, and back I must get. for my time is up. Very hungry ...

... layers of bread and stewed fruit; this need not be turned out of the dish. R uoon.----A very good cordial may be made from blackberries as follows : To two quarts of black - berry juice add one pound of loaf sugar, half an ounce of nutmeg, half an ounce of ...

... Tuesday, and so on. Detectives are very well paid indeed, for their mission is one where perquisites are as plentiful as blackberries. Messrs. Clarke, Palmer, Meiklejobn, and Druscovich made capital incomes, and, if they have been corrupt, such a deplorable ...

... Kent. The deceased, residing at Robert s ree Plumatead, was take; ill about tweatytout hoer after eating a quantity of blackberries, gathered by himself, and probably unripe. A medical man was called, but an obstruction of the system had been created ...

... and ths blackberries and mushroom« in autumn, our modern farmer has good deal to put up with from the British public. Boys, a rule, are nut vety thoughtful, and so long as they can secure good number of birds' eggs or a basket of blackberries or nuts ...

... the pointaman, and so man named Cope saw the woman and child:v. , walking along the canal hank. The children gathering blackberries at the time, and the men heard the woman talking to her children. Later on the three eat down on towing-path, and this ...

... tog with which to go blackberrying; he went cff with • boy named George Porter; at about one o'clock • le, man told vitriol. deceased we. in the Navigation; the little boy Porter afterwards told her that they win gathering blackberries in Mr. Brown's field ...

... was the son of a widow residing at 69, ltobeit-street, }lumstead, was takn' ill about 24 hours after eating a quantity of blackberries, gathered by himnelf, and probably unripe. A medical man was called, but an obtruactioh of the system had been created ...

... the pear* found upon the prisoners.—The first nine prisoners said they bad nothing do with the grapes. One said they were blackberry!ng,and met other lads.—Mr. finsd each prisoner 10s., in addition to the value, or seven Bieb-bosb.—Edward Harvey, S 7, ...