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... that she. her sister, mad other children stopped by the side of the Lockerbie-road on their way home from school to gather blackberries. She was sitting on • wall watching her companions when a man came up and touched her in an improper manner. She did not ...

... rows. When planted to h. trained sizainit an esp•laer the plant. he :!ft. apart. and 1,1 1, between P. 1.11110., Itrani .1f blackberry, wuiy be planted at a similar di.tance to ra.l.l..rrios, and Is. trained omilarlv t espaliers. The Lawton and Junior are ...

... subject.—Sidney Monger, (11), schoolboy of Andover, stated that on Thursday the 22nd inst., he at Mr. tlear's farm, picking blackberries in company with Smallbones. lie saw a number of fowls in the field. Defendant took the fowl from the hedge, put it inside ...

... in nature to make up a ;deeming whole did imt stop at cultivated flowers. Along the top were wreaths of the woodbine and blackberry, with fruit intermingled. Wreaths of evergreen, stud& d with gutalOma, =as, dahlias, he., ran along underaeatb. with Invielies ...

... going to give them to you yesterday, ouly I forgot all about Then saked her where she got them from She said she was oat blackberrying on Thursday afternoon and her little girl picked thew tip in the high road Smannell= Then took her into custody on the ...

... him upon it. Two men named Dwyer were arrested for the murder, but he asserted that the name of Dwyer was as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. IMPUDENCE TO nu; COURT. Now the witness made a terrible slip. Sir 11. James pressed him as to the Lowyers, ind ...

... joyousness ea the circle, peace and gaol-will to all in the many varying ssooguitions, and gifts, that are plealital as blackberries at this great festival of the year. The poorest au.ougst as have as accession of little pleasures by the generosity of ...

... in the rough, i - ellnw, awl white. r,•ady for catt Al •anatonen erod,l“lite., orate and garnets, and all plentiful wa blackberrie., and as informally a. if they hut jselsd.anett. our that midwinter Train. that the poor e,erely, and taxee all the rem:moves ...

... arrangement of jet as a crowning point which closely a bravely snap in form. Ni strings, but kept in place by large-headed jot blackberry pint. The Queen looked bright end well when I saw her in the l'ark last week. bonnet which her Majesty wore was singularly ...

... trees are only phew ing the faintr4 tinge of autumnal colour, yet the tields are hare ited the whentsheafs garnered. The blackberries lag behind, and are as yet hard and green ; and wild berries, each as the mountain ash, nod guelder • roses are lout half ...

... brighter finers are pas-mg away. The children rejoices. they find the bright scarlet berries growing in the woodland+, or the blackberries ripening in the hedges, lint we older ones feel sorrowful, knowing those are the gifts of autumn—the sign that the summer ...