... gathering blackberries Liverpool and Manchester markets now provides profitable occupation for the country people in Cheshire, whence enormous quantities are being sent away. mother and three children will earn V)e. and 12s. weekly blackberry picking. ...

... a tenure of office lasting over six years, although promises of such, before succeeding to power, were as plentiful as blackberries ? Then, again, in reference to the Ground Game Act of 1880, and the Agricultural Holdings Act of 1883, measures brought ...

... lace; Mr. A. E. Holdaway’s and otel, in at ndon-street ; and the Horse and Jockey, Hackwood- road. Mottoes plentifal aa blackberries, but, per- haps, the most curious was on the Bell Inn, London- street, Welcome toCromwell’s Itappears, n- according to ...

... roaeh-prodneing capabilities. Fish of 21bs. and over, from Ringwood and elsewhere, have this season been almost plentiful blackberries. There were complaints some time ago about part of the river having been netted to thin down the numbers of coarse fi>»h ...

... including grapes, baskets Barrington peaches, Vicomtesse Herioart Thnry strawberries, brown Turkey figs, and the new American blackberry (Wilson, jun.). Lord Basing ■gardener, Mr. Clark), contributed excellent collect ion of plants. Messrs. Sutton and Sons ...

... half-a-mile away at the time. I had 110 sheep. The dog came into the field under the gate. It was a big black dog. I was pickin blackberries in the hedge at the time. Mr. Boyt sai 4 that it was Mr. Foyle’s dog, I heard him say it, but I dia not know it was so ...

... ingham Palace, on Monday the 21st of May. LIQUIDATIONS. J. Coffey, of the High-street, Aldershot, draper W. F. Collett, of Blackberry-terrace, Bevois Town, Southampton, grocer and baker Declaration of Dividend.—W. Wooldridge, Farnham, baker, first div, of ...

... desk were real works of art, being decorated with large cornu- copias of grapes, tomatoes, filberts, &c., mingled with blackberries and hanging wreaths of vine leaves ; while at the foot of the reading desk was a bed of moss with mushrooms growing out ...

... thrown off the line. The prisoner was seen near the place, and when charged by the police replied that he only went to get blackberries, but would for trial. not lo it any more. He was committed to the assizes Monday Mr. Jacob Holwell, of Broken Ford, near ...

... ce of English detectives. The precautions are said be of a very stringent character. Yesterday morning two boys while blackberrying in a field adjacent to where tke recent Houghton-le-Spring races were held, went under the grand stand where they found ...

... that he was wearing the same boots that day as on the previous morning, and told the witness that had been the lino gather blackberries. The learned counsel for the defence then addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner, saying there was no evidence to ...

... who live in close waste lands, of which roximity to the commons and rge tracts still remain in this art of Hampshire, but blackberry gathering affords treat to the dwellers in south coast towns, who make long exeursions into the lanes and byeways, and come ...