... is the present blackberry and mushroom craze. Wherever Neptune turns, weary of the wear and tsar of every day routine, he is as certain, as certainty itself, to come across whole battalions of inveterate gatherers of fungi and blackberry, and wholesale ...

... overflow, the supply being abundant. He noticed on examination of the fences, water courses, Sm., at the reservoir, that the blackberry pickers had torn down the wire, and everything seemed to be neglected by the watchman. As he had called the attention of ...

... morning oesh box sod money were to be missing. Some hoar. afterward. the cash boo was found by a child who was ;fathering blackberries in a field outside the town. the loss of such a large sum was, as may bc .niagined. • source of great grief to the oaf ...

... been my practice when planting blackberries to plant strawberries in ro with them and in rows idway between them. Some of my best strawberries this season were front plants set last year along with blackberries. All blackberry plants when 31t. high should ...

... bridge was ran over by a tramcar. The body was badly mutilated. Saturday morning a boy named Evans, while in search of blackberries in an uncultivated spot near the Glyncorrwg inaline, found a man well-dressed lying dead. Information was at once given ...

... suddenly, after eating a quantity of blackberries. He vomited violently after eating them, and she medical evidence weut to show that death was due to convulsions consequent upon diarrhcea caused by eating the blackberries. The death is announced of Mr. George ...

... undertook the task. Now, it is somewhat difficult for one man, however strong, to convey three large baskets loaded with blackberries for any distance This gentleman, however, had evidently learned that Necessity is the mother of invention, and taking ...

... WHAT SOME FOLKS SAY. , That two young men and two young went la blackberrying In a wood near Coin Ydfa a few gar ago; 'that, on coming to a stream of water, which had been very much swollen by the heavy a council was held to decide the best way to get ...

... and that he he instructed to continue the pipes the reservoir. Reenonnvmded limit the watchman be Instructed to rut non blackberry bushes around I lie rewervoir. Al tont ion was rolled la the of the fences around nwereoir. It WWI recommended that the ...

... feet, and kicked the hedge with his feet. Defendant denied having anything to do with the dogs, and said he was picking blackberries. The Bench imposed a fine of £l. John Jenkins, of Ruthin, labourer, was summoned for a similar offence, by Arthur Birch ...

... made by the policemen for the missing money. A pocbet-lusndkerchief and old rag containing money were found amongst saint blackberry bushes about sax yards from window . . When the rig was shown the prisoner graeprd it, to hand it to IlAt sister. lie was ...

... Complainant's eon said that the farm was situate near Taibach. Re Raw the defendanti on his field gathering mushrooms and blackberries. Witness saw the defendants on the fence. Complainant laid the damage at is. Fined 10s, including costa. David Francis ...