... Curly immediately seized it and scampered with all his might. _ „ Over the neat, gravelly walk, over the tidy border of blackberry lilies and Iris versi-colour, round and round he whirled, dexterously avoiding the aven;inc., , foe, until at last he espied ...

... Curly immediately seized it and scampered off with all his might. Over the neat, gravelly walk, over the tidy border of blackberry lilies and iris versi-colour, round and round he whirled, dexterously avoiding the avenging foe, until at last he espied ...

... Stewart, an intelligent child, 12 years of age, said that about seven o'clock on the evening of the 3rd she was picking blackberries in a field in the occupation of Mr Maslen, when prisoner came upon her unawares —she supposed that he sprang out of the ...

... 15th ;inst. Complainant, Whose face was covered with blood and head bandaged, said that he obtained a living by selling blackberries. He went to the public-house on Tuesday when, without any provocation, prisoner came up to him and struck him on the head ...

... Wern-hill Wood, near Hirwain, on the previous day. The deceased went into the wood with a Mrs Catherine Julian to pick blackberries. She was absent from her companion for about ten minutes, and the latter on looking for her found her lying dead. The ...

... Wern-hill Wood, near Hirwain, on the previous day. The deceased went into the wood with a Mrs Catherine Julian to pick blackberries. She was absent from her companion for about ten minutes, and the latter on looking for her found her lying dead: Tile ...

... Weill-hill Wood, near Hirwain, on the previous day. The deceased went into the wood with a Mrs Catherine Julian to pick blackberries. She was absent from her companion for about ten minutes, and the latter on looking for her found her lying dead. The ...

... them, and, when he met them, they had a harcher and a terrier with them hunting. —Defendants said theYAiad been picking blackberries, and the case was dismissed, the magistrate seeing no evidence of the defendants be in g in pursuit of game. -- WHAT IS ...

... Oak Farm. She had just left the farm, and was coming along a footbath in the field towards Cardiff. She was plucking some blackberries from a hedge near the New Cemetery, when she saw about nine boys on the other side of the hedge. Two of them came to her ...

... Oak Farm. She had just left the farm, and was coming along a footpath in the field towards Cardiff. She was plucking some blackberries from a hedge near the New Cemetery, when she saw about nine boys on the other side of the hedge. Two of them came to her ...

... breeze sprang up as we reached the top of the cliff. We stopped for a few minutes when we got further on to gather a few blackberries and wild flowers. Then some pretty grass attracted our attention, and we waited to get some. We had never been so far along ...

... some of the gallant sportmen, and of other incidents connected with the Epping Hunt, as may be supposed, are plentiful as blackberries among the older inhabitants of these parts. Among anecdotes of another kind, the following is perhaps worth recording:—Lord ...