... ten questions on the paper, but impromptu inquiries, based on the events of the recess, will doubtless bo as plentiful blackberries. Mr. Gladstone will move the second reading of tho Irish Land Bill, which stands as the first order of the day, and this ...

... trial at the Sessions. Bail was accepted. A Warning Blackberry Gatherers.—Two elderly married women, Sarah Whitwoeth and Sarah Harmon, both residing at Killamarsb, for committing damage upon number blackberry bushes in a wood the occupation of Mr. Pea»ce Tempest ...

... foreman at the Staveley Ironworks, and that upon the morning question she, together with four or five companions, was blackberrying on the Chesterfield and Brimington road. tfiat morning prisoner, trundling his barrow, passed the Part? of children, and ...

... ago the same man endeavoured to entice the some children into the Canklow Wood, under psetence of telling them where the blackberries grew. Bubolary at Mansfield.—At the Mansfield Petty Sessions yesterday a tramp named John Leigh was charged with etealing ...

... creature, but one gets a little tired of her. I am bound to say that the wood nymph growing out of a gigantic shrub, with blackberries in her hand, is the best of the species. The most obvious criticism on Mr. Burae Jones' men is that they are too much like ...

... quite on the flap brim, a bunch of red and white cherries or other fruit placed, or not fruit, poppies and wheat ears. Blackberries, which the country can ba had for the gathering, are sold in London for 6d. per small basket. I was asked 9d. last week ...

... ago the same man endeavoured to entice theßame children into the Oanklow Wood, under pretence of telling them where the blackberries grew. Death a Child through Eating Walnuts.—On Tuesday afternoon at tha Wellington Inn Westgate, Rotherham, Mr. Coroner ...

... differs from it considerably detail, and it is claimed that the results are better, fruit of very delicate character, such as blackberries, being preserved by it in their pristine freshness. The apparatus he employs is termed by Mr. Pnlleine the Automatic ...

... disappointment a love affair, but the family hold the idea that must have accidentally fallen into tho rivor whilst gathering blackberries. The matter the hands of the police, and the inquest will be held to day. Heavy Punishment for Assaulting the Poiiti:. ...

... stated that on the 20th of August, about ten o'clock, she was with Eleanor Windle and four other children. They were blackberrying, going towards Chesterfield. .When they got to Tinkeraick tbey saw the man with the parasols Prisoner was the man. ...

... who resided with her parents at Thurgoland. She is supposed to have fallen into the water while attempting to gather some blackberries. Charged at Bamsley yesterday with cruelty to a bull, by kicking it on the nose and beatii it with a thick stick, William ...

... Parkgata, was playing about the cinder near Midland at when the prisoner came to her and aakad to with him and get some blackberries. gave her some spice, and abe went with him into field. took ber to hedge and committed the offonce complained of. His ...