... 9th mat. The defendants took a tin can ior the purpose 'oi blackberrying in the neighbourhood of Mr. Hutchby'B larm, on the above-menubned day, and being unable to find any blackberries they com- menced mdiung two cows which were in tne field. '1 ...

... effort was made to find out what had become of him, but nothing was ascertained until Monday, when two children, who were out blackberry - ing, brought word that they had seen a man hanging on tree the parish of Winkburn. Several people at once proceeded to ...

... in the whole wood. Ihe comp.aiaaut and ; his two friends entered the woou, and vvheo ; they had gathered aoouta pint of blackberries the defendant came and swore at tnem. He carried a thick aan stick, and assau.ted the compiainanc aoout the loft arm, shoulders ...

... stubble with brace of flop-eared setters bounding before him ; sweet to the village truaat climbing thi briery bank where tho blackberries were ripening the autumn sun; but sweeter still Arthur Haldi mond, for this fair September morning was be hi. wedding day ...

... Bulmer »est Dr Hopkins' Mr a S Bt - H rtletfs Bertie S 1 «'ormatlon agst Mr Q. Taylor's Tadcas'er Mr E J. Keylock's King Blackberry agst Flackt^isherman ru?tPri e ctS CkUl? Mr Greening's Gamester agst Morgan's Mousta-he Dr Hopkin-s Hensol Castle agst J ...

... meadow beyond. was a blind hedge, with a good deal green about it. and the horse had gone crashing through thick growth blackberry bushes ami oak saplings. In the held we lost all trace him, for there were couple of mares and foals grazing, and the marks ...

... who was found dead on the mountains. From th*» evidence it appeared that on Monday tbe deceased and a neighboui itberius* blackberries on tho mountain above anrallt. The neighbour lost sight of the decease I she did uot return horaa information was given ...

... I** Mrs ' ° ard her companion hoartjfcc,Be fcc, * UUd hand ' the fall of stealthy »,T v u']^ich, tner side of the tangled blackberry » dlll, Jebb's kitchen garden from **, , footsteps travelled slowly alopg hei insid9 hedge, and came to fo.'lW ' the gate ...

... was made to rind out what had liecome of him, but nothing was ascertained until Monday, when two children, who were out blackberrying, brought word that they had seen man hanging on a tree in the j'arish of Winkburn. Several people at once proceeded to ...

... per dozen; filberts and Kentish cobs, 10a. to Is. ; Sapucaia nuts. Is. 6d. ; and lychees, Chinese iruit, -is. per lb.; blackberries, 3d. per pint; walnuts, 2s ; to 3s. 6d. per 100. Flowers: Choice tribes, 7s. 6d. to 12s. od.; and common sorts, 3s. to ...

... distant pine-woods and the fresh, cool odour of newlyploughed uplands. The sunshine lit up the ragged hedges, where the blackberry leaves still hung, beautiful in their decay, with every variety of tint, from olive green to bronze, from crimson to darkest ...

... 5s. to 6s. per sieve; oranges, 2s. to 3s. 6d. ; lemons, 2s. to 3s. ; bananas, 2s. ; and quinces, 2s. to 4s. per dozen; blackberries, od. per pint; hothouse grapes, 2s. 6d. to 8s. per lb. ; melons, Is. to 4s. ; pine- apples, 28. 6d. to 8s.; and shaddocks ...