... South Wales Mineral Railway, between the incline and Cwm-yr-arllwys farm. The body was found by two young lads when picking blackberries, and they ran home to tell their uncle (Mr L. Davies), The deceased was well dressed in a blue cloth coat, and coloured ...

... a field that was declared infected with foot-and-mouth disease. It appeared that defendants were on Church Farm picking blackberries, and as it was proved that there were notices posted in the field in which they were seen cautioning people not to trespass ...

... deserves the gravest consideration. The talk is that centenarians, or reputed ce tenarians, although not as thick as blackberries, are by no means uncommon, if one is to belie* all he reads and h*ars. The late-9 recorded case is from Tenby, where an ...

... tirst resolution, which, he said, con- tained three indictments. The first was the cwrw bachs, which were as thick as blackberries insomedistricts. Yet the police did not, could not, would not,ordared not find thein out. He was sorry to speak against ...

... Tuesday evening a, boy named David Davies, aged 11, the son of a collier, tiding at 8, Tranchbach, Cyfarthfa, whilst picking blackberries from a bash on the side of the Taif, near the Cyfartbfa Works, fell into the water, and was drowned. SAD FATALITY.—On Tuesday ...

... Childs swore that on the 29th August, the day on which the bov was alleged to have ben ill in bed, he saw him picking blackberries. Ho took a jug which she nad containing some from her, and she wrested it from tiirn and struck him wich it on the head ...

... which he ueed to feed one or two animals was now enclosed by the farmer, and heavy penalties were imposed for picking a blackberry.—Major Craigie said sta- tistics proved that the wages of men in North Durham, Cumberland, and Yorkshire, were'twice as ...

... entering the house of Georgo Powell, of Lane End, and stealing therefrom seven eggs, one razor, a tobacco box, and a bottla of blackberry wine, on the 9th inst. ProsecutoC said that he left his home early in the morning* having secured all the windows and fastened ...

... the 15th inst. Prosecutor 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 ...

... 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 ...

... oar midst, and eewers flushed with the same regularity, while baths, both public and private, ought to be as common as blackberries in September. ...

... been made for the free delivery of letters and parcels from the Mountain Ash Post Office to the inhabi- tants of Cwmpennar, Blackberry-place, and the houses in the neighbourhood of the George Pit. This will be a great boon to the people of these localities ...