... was summoned by Mary Ware, charged with indecently assaulting her. Mr P. J. Charles defended. Complainant was picking blackberries, when defendant tried to k i her She then alleged lie acted improperly. The hench, by consent, decided to hear the case ...

... NIGHT as a Boo.-On Msonday afternoon James Bottomnley, who lives in Gicasop, and is E about 6d years of age, went to piek blackberries in 1 O*W5'ood, Chunal, and about six o'clock he sankZ ain a bog. The place was so soft that the poor tfellow sank to a ...

... was trimmied with different sorts F! of corn, mixed with leaves and berries, and the basin 51 was filled with oak-leaves, blackberries, and wild it clematis, from which rose a cross composled of ears of wheat,, leaves, berries, end flowers. Othor parts of ...

... young men, went upon some a land to gather blackberries. The eider pr.- N soacer, who was the occupier of the land, d and one of his sons, came up and ordered them to v leave. They turned to go, picking blackberries as si they went, but at the end of half ...

... hu1ts, and in one instance some of the finest and choicest by doube dahlias to be met with anywhere were in bloom, ea .Blackberries were also to be had in plenty-and forthe- - time being we felt children of a larger growth settingM B to 1blackberryinig ...

... Lytham is« very pretty place, and I have enjoyed self very much. There are such a lot of sand llili, there where I gathered blackberries. A little bof friend of ours, who was studying etymology, found m few very good specimens of butterflies and Jiterpillanr ...

... ear and heard the unmistakeablo tones of his voice, nay even his very laugh when I asked him if I should send him some blackberry jam, that I quite believed I was not the victim of somn delusion. After a few minutes' conversa- tion, and a sufficient ...

... me from her country homes is Cumn. ?? berland, telling of sorme dinner parties sie leas teen giving. or and saying that blackberry ltaves and white wax berries e-(by which I suppose slhe means the milk-white fruit of the, ?? bush sprnilehoriee ?? were ...

... GLOSSOP Mo6ms.-At the beginning of' this week a resident of Glossop, named James Bottomley, 60 years of age, went to pick blackberries in Oak W~ood, bordering on the Glossop Moors at Churnall, when he walked into a bog, and sank such a depth that he could ...

... the nnmislakeable ig what tines of his voice, nay even his laugh, when I asked him I flaire if I should send him some blackberry jam, that I quite hazard, believed I was not the victim of some delusion. After a Canner, few minutes' conversation, and ...

... an gladwin. The prayer desk had elegant wreaths of oats, be barley, and wheat, intermixed with sprays of evergreen, oh blackberries, and other wild fruit and berries. At each as corner were sheaves of mixed corn, fruit, and flowers, as and in front was ...

... writes to me frdm her country home in :ul Cumherlond, tailing of ome dinnter parties she hats been on gicisigand saying that blackberry leaves and white wax beiries Jby which I suppose she means the milk. white hefruit. of the American husah syiiaphoeaia ...