... The pulpit and font were also arranged with great skill and taste, and the wreaths and other devices composed of sprays of blackberry, with foliage of the most brilliant autumn tints, were most effective. The music and hymns were given with great spirit ...

... with damaging nnilerwood in Newent Wood, the property of Capt. finslow. The defendants said they were gathering nuts and blackberries. James Etkins, gamekeeper to Capt. Omilow, proved the charge, and defendants were fined Is. each, with damages and code—John ...

... the rare combination of a wealth of summer flowers, roses being in great profusion, and autumn berries, barberries and blackberries, lc. The sermon on Thursday evening was preached by the Rev. J. (I. Tetley (vicar of Highnam), and on the Sunday evening ...

... DROWNED.—On Saturday a girl named Meek, seven years old, whose parents lire at Harry Hill, near Mitcheidean, was picking blackberries near a well, when sloe fell in and was drowsed. COLE PETTY SES4IOB, Toesiay.—This was the annual licensing session, and ...

... England is tbe wild blackberry of our hedges. The fruit costs nothing at all, and it can gathered persons whose labour has no money value. If a working man sends his children into tbe fields and they bring home a basket of blackberries he gets the fruit ...

... the. of blackberries, the property of the Midland Railway Company, were ordered to receive six strokes with a birch rod.—Albert Jordan, Gilbert Cole, and Josiah Hathaway, little boys, were charged with similarly stealing 19Ibs. of blackberries from the ...

... the weighing maebine.—The Mayor urged that more of these convenienees were required in Gloucester. They were plentiful blackberries on the Continent. There was nothing incompatible with the highest sense of refinement and deceney have publie urinals in ...

... and Mr, Whitehead adds 15,000 acres for soft I fruit (strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, currants, I and cultiva blackberries), supposed to be excluded. But little soft fruit was grown, except in gardens, in 1839, and that little was produced near ...

... purchased and distributed 10,000 volumes of books to working men’s institutes atid village libraries. Property Mushrooms and Blackberries.— An agricultural correspondent writes to a contemporary expressing his doubt whether Parliament will be induced to pass ...

... Manchester. was seen Mr. Davis, farmer, livingnear Gloucester, shortly before four o’clock on the day in question picking blackberries the road near the stack. Mr. Evan is insured. was committed for trial the assizes. A Young Thief. lad named Stewart Joy ...

... the sale of mnshrooms produced on his farm.— Mr. Friday, while seconding the motion, did not see why it should not apply blackberries (hear, bear).— Major Harben suggested that those who were interested in this matter should do had done, and obtain from ...

... excellent specimens of preserved fruit—in sugar and crystallised—were the stands, and among the greatest delicacies were whole blackberries and plums preserved in apple syrup. Essays under anonymous signatures were sent in Mr. Daniel Phelps, Tibberton, Messrs ...