... of James 'Tusker, wachmaker, t>, Plum Yard, Prescot. She was engaged yesterday morning with several companions picking blackberries Longton's stone delf, Whist on, near Pro cot, when, although previously warned, in reaching over for some of the overhanging ...

... bailiffs she left the house. She was seen walking on the towing path of the canal with her hildren, one of whom gathered blackberries, and heard talking by railway pointsman. An hour afterwards the bodies of the three were found drowned ia tho canal by ...

... of the bailiffs she left the house. She was seen wa-king the towing j ath the canal with her children, one of gathered blackberries, and she was heard talking by railway pointsman. hoar afterwards tic Lodies of the three were fouud drowned in tho canal ...

... Sayers, the pointeman, and a an named Cope saw woman and children walking along the canal bank. The children were gatheri blackberries at the time, and the men heard the woman ing to her children, Later on the thred sat down on the and this was the last ...

... done, was by proceedings the county court. He called Louisa Atkinson, who said Police-constable Kitchen asked her to get blackberries in this field, and his wife paid her for them. Mr. Kitchen’s docks used this pond, and Mre. Kitchen regularly fetched them ...

... bailiffs she left the house. She was seen walking I Os the towing-path of the canal with her children, one of whom gathered blackberries, and she was heard talking by a railway pointsman. An hour afterwards the by of the three were found drowned in the canal ...

... bailiffs she left the house.: She waa seen walking the towiag path of the cabal with her children, one of whom gathered blackberries, and she waa heard talking by railway pointaman. An hour afterwards the bodies of the three ware found drowned in the canal ...

... hundred guineas,' except with the roturn of the Gulden Age, when yellow guineas might be expected to be as plentiful as blackberries. And gaally incredible would it have been with our simple forefathers, that s heifer, of some 18 months, could possibly ...

... silk gauze damaeé and garlands of bluckberries with autumnal-tinted leaves. Fata of ivory silk, trinmed with garlands of blackberries. Amongst the ladies and gentlemen present at the altar were Mr. M. Hulton Harrop, Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Hulton, Dr. Lees ...

... the boiy of Margaret Tasker, eleven ars of age, of Mlumyard, Prescot, Deceased met her death on Sunday toorning, whilst blackberrying at Lunzton Whiston, near She was over fur some of the fruit, and stepped om a louse bush, thereby falling to the of the ...

... assaulted bis wife. A boy named Thomas Cottenden, aged eleven years, of Robert-street, Plumabead, has died from eating blackberries. About 160 oolliers bare been throws out of work the partially falling In of one of the cupola shafts of the Blaok Mao ...

... of James usker, watchmsker, 8, Plum-yard, Prescot. Sbe was engaged on Munday morning with e¢ veral com- Qfli:onl picking blackberries at Longten's stone delf, Liston, near Presco!, when, althougn previously warued, in reaching over for some of the overhanging ...