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... day went to the to ol Beachy Head, intending to commit suicide by over, but seeing some children with a baske filled With blackberries he having a great liking for_that J off to gather some, and forgot all about his suicidal tendencies. As he could not live ...

... topof Beachy Head, intending heone day to comm it suicide by leaping over, but eeeing some children with asket filled with blackberries he at lil ng for that fruit, went off to gather having @ some, and forgot all a bout t his suicidal tendenctes, As he could ...

... well who stands upon its crown. For we bought, te. And if you find old feckless dames, that make their Awn free To pluck blackberries on the hill, or berries aught that be. Tell them the hills mg for the deer, that bold their sutlers high. Net for such ...

... Pasture GRABS, the iLi T aperty of W. F. Collier, Esq., via A. R. r. l—Wyckett's Field 2—Gills Park 3—Longlands 4—Broadlands s—Blackberry. . 3 117 6—Great Southdowna 7—Little Southdown B—Quarry Park 9—!fiddle Park . 2 229 ...

... the property of W. F. Collier, Esq., viz : A. R. P. I—Wyckett's Field 5 214 2—Gills Park 3—Longlands 4—Broadlands s—Blackberry . 3 1 17 6—Great Southdown . 7—Little Southdown B—Quarry Park 9—Middle Park 10—Winterley 11—Tor Park The above lots are ...

... was given to a lad, named Charles fellis, for some cleverly-executed fretwork, near to which was exhibited plate of five blackberries. The couple of smart showers, together, perhaps, with the rather long distance from the town to the grounds, kept many ...

... the lower are two groups of garden flowers and two of wild flowers. The work in the lower compartments is artistic, the blackberries, foxgloves, and ferns being specially well rendered. The scrap-mounting is most etive. An immense amount of labour must ...

... bill—Berry before it due—Berry. 3Tour father, the elder—Berry, would not have been such a goose—Berry, but you needn't look so black—Berry, for I shan't pay you till Christmas—Berry. There were two persons the name of Dr. John Thomas, not easily to be distinguished ...

... given to a young lad, named Charles Ellis, for some cleverly-executed fretwork, near to which was exhibited a plate of flue blackberries. The couple of smart showeis, together, perhaps, with the rather long distance from the town to the grounds, kept many ...

... strongly across the range on any practice day, and yesterday also the wind was very much against us.” As some children were blackberrying near railway arch Scabrook, Folkestone, they found the dead body of man lying under a bush. Information was at once given ...

... he submitted tha t0 Say tbey did not were doing a wrongful i y Were , uot the went into a farmed field S'd T an a lad or blackberries. They morel vf m ushrooms ' n,lts ' purpose of feeding , too , k oats or the taking a proper W nkin * they were to justify ...