... raucous. In the stomach there was about three-quarter* of a pint thin grimily matter, mix' d with which were some eight ten blackberries. apparently fre-h and whole. There was absence of every proof that deceased lost his life by drowning. The heart was healthy ...

... 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 ...

... a verdict of wilful murder against some person or persons unknown. The police have no hope id discovering the murderer. Blackberries, t • loon (red or yellow), greenogee, dark red plums, hazel outs, elderberries, Scotch thistles, acorns, eaterpillars made ...

... 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 ...

... and his wife had been starving for weeks, the only food they had being obtained with the proceeds of the sale of a few blackberries. He saw the three sheep in the road, and he was sorry in his heart to take them, but destitution tempted him. He drove ...

... acquisitions in the National Gallery, &e. The three large plates comprise a beautiful etching after G. H. Mason's picture Blackberry Gatherers ; a cops- of a masterly drawing in pencil of Venice by John Ruskin ; and an engraving by C. Colleen of Cohn Hunter's ...

... 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. 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 ...

... from a train laid and fired by their hands. It has long been known that intrigues in Bulgaria have been plentiful as blackberries ; the CZAR had been thwarted in his designs of using that country for a stepping-stone to the occupation of Constantinople ...

... 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 ...

... said be saw defendant come out of the woul. Defendant told him be had ant a name ' and said he had been ia the wood for blackberries. Aday or two afterwards witness found near where he had seen defendant the gun produced. Mr. 7. C. Morris, corn merchant ...

... Mn,. D., Oxon. London Novello, Ewer, and Co.— Jubilee odes and poems, and Jubilee musical compositions, are plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Many of the poets, deservedly so-called and otherwise, and many who claim to be composers, have produced works ...