... being poisoned in the beginning of the week. On the two Nicklins, and Hume, and an elder brotf • the lad Wellings went blackberrying on ’ren s Nest Hill. They took quantity ol they had gathered home, where thei some of them, and during the evening the- ...

... ne. ttaleaowvo, producing rental £52 per annum. LOT —All that Valuable PLOT of BUILDING LAND, iituated in Summer Hill and Blackberry Lane, Halesowen, and containing about 1,403 square yards. For plans and particular*, apply to Hessrs. Homfray and Uolberten ...

... Wassell, son of Samuel Wassell, boatman, was drowned in the canal near the Stewponey, Saturday. The father wee gathering blackberries, and the led wandered away and fell into the water. When be was missed search was made in the canal till late on Saturday ...

... Waldron (Brierley Hill) defended.—lt was alleged that the day in question the prisoner interrupted the girls who were picking blackberries in Sandy Lane, with companion, and asked them sit by his side the roadside. Tbey did so and then committed the assault ...

... prosecute, and Mr. Gould, of Lower Gornal, defended.—The prosecutrix, an intelligent little girl, alleged that when gathering blackberries at Ettingshall, on September 4th, the defendant caught hold of her and carried her into a barn, where committed the offence ...

... along the same road a fortnight before and passed a woman whom believed to be the deceased. She was at that time gathering blackberries and sticks.—By Holberton : Tbs body could bs seen distinctly from the road. —Thomas Psrton agent to the Prudential Assurance ...

... Noah Wilkinson, miner, Tipton, said that shortly after noon on Saturday he was the Wren’s Neat, with four men, gathering blackberries. He sat down ana heard the cry of child. This proceeded f.ora one of the ravines, and search was made. A heap of stones ...

... followed in few minutes. The deceaseds got under the water, and witness thought they were playing. Witness then went picking blackberries. Both of them were in the middle when they went under. Another bo named Evans was with him. They did not call out. about ...

... whose trying situations and finished byplay frequently obtained the plaudits the audience. Mr. T. Jones madea very good Blackberry Thistle)ojt, a young farmer, and he caught the spirit and humour of the character to nicety. As Barnaby Bracebutton, Mr ...

... hedge on the sth ult., the property of Arthur Monckton, to the amount of Is. It appeared that the defendants were getting blackberries in the field and afterwards got over the hedge and broke it down. Ihey were fined ss. including costs. —Thomas Roden, Chester ...

... oiwnod.—Bones o? moat and the carcasses fowl* are thrown away when they could used in making soup stock. . », Jam.—Put blackberries that or© nob quite ripe into jar, and cover it up closely. Sob the jar in kettle deep sbew-pan of water ever the fire, ...

... An Arkansas girl refused to marry her lover unless perfonne 1 some heroic deed. eloped w.th her mother. People say that blackberries are good for the complexion, but who want* black'-fry complexion I‘ll give you $lO or thirty days.” *• W ell, I’ll tak ...