... sister followed them and then went behin I • hedge. Prisoner there took her on to his lap. Witness went close by to gather blackberries and when he came back they went away together, leaving the prisoner still sitting down. Before going prisoner gave a penny ...

... several hundred yards, but defendant would have to pass that way on the way to his work,—Defendant said he was gathering blackberries in the slaw and accidentally saw the wire and went up to it —The Bench fined defendant and costa us., and was alloweda ...

... Wodehouse said the Nurse was a good one and ought to have assistance. The Board would find they were not so plentiful as blackberrys. TINDZILS. Flour.—No. 1 and 2 districts, Mr. .1. 11. Stanford 9d ; No. 3 district, Mr. J. Churchman, Aid per gal., best ...

... perhaps, by the mom*, and partly by the inheres* evil of my degenerate nature, I vu matchlog along the hedgerow for ripe blackberries ; but knowing that the church vu somewhere I theight I would jut take a peep at it, end then go biome sanctified aid refreshed ...

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... stopping next door to his grandmother's. He knew him, but said nothing about the watch. On Sunday, tho 2lst, they went blackberrying with the pri«oner Deeprose, and he asked him to get some money and to sea with him. Witness said: All light, and he then ...

... the first prize. very pretty exhibit was a water bouquet by Mrs. Warre, shown the end of the same table; and also a stand blackberries and mixed fruit from the same lady. The window plants were a good display, and the cooked potatoes (Cottagers’ division) ...

... from his hedste.—Prisoner said he took the turnips because he was starving, and he had cut the sticks order to reach the blackberries.-Supt. Glenister stated that from enquiries he had made there was no doubt that the man had been in great poverty. He had ...

... expressed their intention of following the laudable example set by Mr. Towner. Busts cups seemed as plentiful as the proverbial blackberries at this dinner, for uur wurthy Mayor, with that liberality for which he is beaming famous, announced his intention of giving ...

... spacial for Orchids. In this elms Mies H. Chase onstributes two—well. two soup-plat. converted into ernaments_by spicy of blackberry bloom and wild roses, O tt pasting take no prim whatever, sail it be coafmeed that is donned, for most of the canvasser ...

... fond of fruit, and win create great havoc amongst currants, cherries, strawberries, gooseh»-ines, ami even .-•poles. The blackberries, too, furnish the blackbird with many meal, and in winter they will also feed upon the hawthorn berries The young are fed ...

... manifest in one way or another a fondness for dangerons pursuits. Bold and daring youngsters are plentiful in the land as blackberries were in summer when FalstafF larded the lean earth.” The other day four boys were found in open boat—probably lighterman’s ...