... DOT—On Friday a boy named William Peterson, aged nine, the son of the purser of the Worreatrr, cadet ship, out picking blackberries, when he fell over one of the numerous chalk cliffs in the neighbourhood, a distance of 75 feet. He was found some time ...

... November he sent three casks of blackberries by Parsons and Co. to be delivered to the London and North-Western Railway Company at Watford for Messrs. Crosse and Blackwell, Soho-square. He claimed £7 los., value of the blackberries; £3 for journeys to London ...

... uncomfortable. • BLACKBERRY PUDDING.—Take three pints of flour, two eggs, well beaten, one tablespoonful of butter, two cups of milk; sift three tablespoonsful of baking .powder into the flour; stir all together, and ,add a quart of blackberries; pour it, into ...

... OD witness going to him, raid he was there for the purpose of blackberrying, and ho took off his coat to fight withers. Prisoner still raid he was there for ft e purpose of blackberrying. He admitted they had a dog, which ran after a hare and witness ...

... woods and in the tie,ds, an pr soils sod on rich, covering the mountain tole and flourishing in the alluvial toitonis, the blackberry bush 'supplies a rich, healthy and delicious fruit, and in quantities sufficient to supply ten times the present population ...

... Brimington and Chesterfield on the day of the murder, and that be came upon a pumber of children who were in a lane mmu blackberries. The prisoner was seen in the with | the little girl, who was only six years of l‘.:fld the danghter of respectable parents ...

... lie arrived with his handcart in Beimington. In a lane he came across deceased and a number of other children, who were blackberrying. Deceased followed him for some distance,and some time afterwards he was observed to be acting indecently towards her iu ...

... destroys seventeen quarts of average caterpillars, including eight quarts of cut worms and twenty-four quarts of cherries, blackberries, currants and grapes. Mr. Forbes does not believe that the horticulturist can sell his small fruits anywhere in the ordinary ...

... on witness going to him, said he was there for the purpose of blackberrying, and he took off his coat to fight witness. Prisoner still said he was there for the purpose of blackberrying. He admitted they had a dog, which ran after a hare, and witness ...

... grapes we can send apples, or if not apples then blackberries. It would be a pleasant thing for Sundayschool teachers end children in the country to go into the fields and gather nuts and blackberries to send to their less favoured friends in town. Such ...

... to coff at worth. F. A. G. 36 Those happy children, enter rye fields gay, And pay no need to warning Private way; For blackberries, what toil they underwent, Heedless of breaking laws, on pleasure bent. Gem 11. (1.) 36 See, now, earth urges on her flying ...

... with lace. The following bridesmaids were attired in cream- c3loured tamatif dressee, and large lace hate, with sprays of blackberries as trimmings :—Mise Kathleen Ainslie and Miss Nellie Ainslie (sisteris of the bride), Mi.. Mazy Newton, Mies Margaret Newton ...