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... named May, of Dapdune Road, accompanied them. On reaching the bridge which spans the Wey, the children determined to go blackberrying, which they did for some little time. Shortly afterward young Saunders had his attention attracted by some water-lilies ...
... the middle as possible. He did not see the child till it was under the horses' feet. He thought the children were getting blackberries. Charles Coles, coachman to A. Cobbett, Req., of Weybridge, said be was driving along Station Road on Monday afternoon ...
... i/ they did not do what they told them. The children then saw no more of the strangers, but went on picking flowers and blackberries, and were engaged in that occupation when a constable, whom Mr. Deputy Chief Constable Barker had sent out withauother ...
... deposed that on the night in question, at about a quarter past eight o'clock, he met the defendant carrying some sticks near Blackberry bridge, in Liugfield pariah. She was hurrying to Over: tnke her husband and daughter, who were a little in advance of her ...
... ivv House Farm. Cranbeigh, Surrey. 74 au kid. —a., Seakale, Aulturogur. Broadleaved Grape Vials, Barawbernee, Arse rim& Blackberries. Pots; large steak; low priosa—Will Taylor, amenman, Hampton. NU CalllinGl Fler LiiTtittima sown) Early Rain! am, Roberson's ...
... that defendants were not on Mr. Ferguson's ground at all and had no ferrets with them. One of the defendants was picking blackberries, and the others were in the road.—Brickwood WWI fined 54., and the other defendants £1 10s. including ooeta. BTABBINO CASE ...
... tross composed of ears of corn with a bunch of black gre pes in the centre, soul the carcful placing of the huge daisies, blackberries, ferns, and pampas grass, at once struck the eye as being both aitistic and pleasiug. The font was decorated with taste ...
... cross composed of ears of corn with a bunch of black gin re in the centre. and the careful placing of the large daisies, blackberries, ferns, and pampas grass, at owe wreck the eye es heing both artistic and pleasing. The font war decorated with taste, ...
... pines and firs, while away to the left stretches out the purple.heather•covered Ockley Heath, with its store of Inseams blackberries.— There were about 3,000 persons present, and a gay and merry throng they were, the pretty Of the fair sex and the different ...
... Decorating Works, 3, North-123 VisUir Tress of all bads. Roses, &aka's, Avenges, Broadleaved Privet, Grape Vines, Strawberries, Blackberries, Fruiting Tressin Not., large !took; low prices.—Will Taylor, Nurser!. fIAI3I:4OM Plane (Autumn sown) ; iforkst, fuly ...
... clothes, and dress them like their gipsy children. Then, say the children, they walked on some distance, picking flowers and blackberries, when they passed a little boy (Oliver by name) watching cows. They made no complaint to him, and when he asked who had ...
... Guildford. 126 RUIT Tien of all kinds. Room, Seakalo,l Asparagus, Broadleaved Privet, Grape Vines, Strawberries, American Blackberries, Fruiting Trees in Pots; large stock; low prices.—Will Taylor, Nursery, nwti, Hampton. I lABBAGE Plants (Autumn sowTlF ...