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... (daughter of a man named Joseph Davies, collier), in company with younger companion, had gone out early in the evening blackberrying in the quarry and its environs. The girl Davies and her companion were gathering the berries on the summit of the quarry ...
... years, daughter of a miner named Joseph Davies, fell down an abandoned quarry at Rhosymedre, Rasbon. She was gathering blackberries with a companion, and seeing a very fineberry projecting over the precipice said to the other girl, *“ Ob, see that nice ...
... idea to petition me r fbom —Thomas from which on Holliday Biglands farmer Silloth on creeping with gvn sough thorn hedge blackberries girl Davies of fell forty into abandoned quarry on heap of stones on Tuesday Williams brakesman in the employ I North-Western ...
... CHUECHSTEEET OBMSKIEK SUPERIOR PRESERVE LABELS Gummed ia for me Two Dozen Labels per packet Greengage Apple Jelly Apricot Blackberry Jelly RwlCuiTant JeQy Currant T Thomas Houghton Jahks Ormakirk Ao 198 LIVERPOOL Opposite Mr TU respectfully his hi ita owtnc ...
... expect children would healthy eating material that Another gentleman told him ot seeing children in Bramhall should be blackberries which were yet green by handsfnll All this contend with there were nnmber of which had occurred in the Workhouse in Infirmary ...
... treading the with brace of tiopwered watery bounding before him sweet to the village truant Mirobing the briery bank where the blackberries were ripening the autumn ran i bat sweeMr still to Arthur Heidi. mewl. for this fair Septentler sem to he hie day, cud ...
... Heoton Station and which winds sufficiently to relieve whenever monotony the hedgerows, fragrant with the scent of ripening blackberries, the whispering trees, and the browsing cattle fail to remove. Notwithstanding that the vertical rays ef an almost tropical ...
... `?naresborcu-h asatle. (J4)hn Finnie), £53; 638, F rimnlas (MissL 669, Tnt Fading Year (Miss Ada Bell), £t; 672, :Blackberry Bilossomn (Miss S. Leighton), £4 4s. ' 688, A Hei'd (Miss B. Coleman), £4 4o.; 708, West Loch, Tarbert (J. 0. Long) ...
... there, and the paths invariably lie near to them, for, later in the year, they will be filled with immense clusters of blackberries certain lure for children. is needless to dseoribe the view, but they who have seen Dovedale and spent happy hours on the ...
... with a brace of flop-eared setters bounding before him ; sweet to the village truant climbing the briary bank where the blackberries Imre ripening in the autumn sun; but 'tweeter still to Arthur lialdimond, for this fair September morning to be his wedding-day ...
... breath of happier life than flawed through his veins upon this glorious afternoon f When be reached the well-known clump of blackberry bushes, be .found himself too early quarter of an hour, and, with the sagacity peculiar to lovers, looked all around him—yet ...
... dead onw rthe mountains. From the evidence it appeared W sthat on Monday the deceased and a neighbour R were gathering blackberries on the mountain above w Tanrallt. The neighbour lost sight of the deceased, and as she did not return home, information ...