... APPLES, PEARS, BLACK-BERRIES, Amd PLUMS IVANTED, in LARGE or SMALL QUANIT- V TIES. A good given. iDirriage paid. —Addres4 E. itUMELL and A. ISt;, Chapel Street, Salford, Manche-ter. WANTED, an active, steady lad, as O‘TLER. Apply GEORGE INN, Codfurtl ...

... at some birds, and a portion of the contents lodged in the face and neck of Robson. who with another girl was gathering blackberries. The two girls up to this time had not been seen by Keats and his companion, and the affair quite an accident. The girl ...

... Keats di.charge4 goo at o and a lavtlou of tit- c otteoto lolge4 in tbs neck of lio'n in. wb . with an 411.4 was cz'bw w ‘ blackberries. Tne tw girls up this tune 4 iiiten by Keats an•l his comp 4., tb 1 a wa an The ilci wan ham Sleety 4, Dr. Ryas), who ...

... lad, had been seen on the Use close to the spot shortly before the occurrence. charged, he said he only went there for blackberries , but afterwards said he was sorry, and would not do it any more. He was committal for trial. ...

... had bJen seen ii the line close to the spot shortly before the occurrence. When charged, he said he only went there for blackberries, but aitdrwards said be was sorry, and would not do it any more. He was committed for trial. ...

... lad, had ben sten n the line to the spot shortly biitore the Occurrence. When charged, he said he only went there for blackberries, but attoreeards said he was sorry, aui would not du it any more. Ile was committed for trial. ...

... with damaging nnilerwood in Newent Wood, the property of Capt. finslow. The defendants said they were gathering nuts and blackberries. James Etkins, gamekeeper to Capt. Omilow, proved the charge, and defendants were fined Is. each, with damages and code—John ...

... Hareefield Hill to revive the recollections of boyhood's days, by the (as we considered) innocent pastime of picking a few blackberries. The site selected was the piece of scrub oa the right of the hill looking down upon Gloucester, part that has been freely ...

... had brought a volume of with her, and while she read I wandered .mut, never {oing very far away, feasting on the purple blackberries, finding here and there a late-ripened cluster of nauts, trying to find out a nest or two among the thinned foliage, and ...

... He stopped minute and picked some blackberries for some children ; but when the girl passed she said nothing about having been robbea. Mrs. Isaacs said she had been with prosecutrix, but left her to pick blackberries. She was over the hedge picking them ...

... beautified with ferns. evergreens, blackberries, asters. and a variety of other choice flowers. The sills of the windows in the body of the church were bedded with moss. on which were placed ferns, barberries, blackberries, dahlias, asters. faschitia roses ...

... faint hopes are entertained of her recovery. From the evidence it appears that Mrs. Sage bad daring the day been picking blackberries. She brought them to Exmouth and sold them to get tome food for be. ebild , en, and at the same time brought the prisoner's ...