... belonging to Mr. Montague, at Linby, on the 26th ult. P.c. Lee proved the case, and defendants, who said they were gathering blackberries, were fined ss. each. BUT lON-IN-ASHFIELD.- flares= Fearivat. —A harvest festival in connection with it. Modwen's Church ...

... of Ashby Pore's sae Emma Sutton, of Lsire, for at ea the 9th October. -Oomplthasst was blackberries, when end who gave her pimiiad. NMI he have the blackberries, and took besiege. She masted, and in trying to get defendant pulled her down, said as along ...

... Complainant said ehe was in the defendant's field gathering blackberries, when defendant came up and asked ber who gave her permission, and after a further conversation said he should bave the blackberries, aod took bold of the basket whioh was on complainant's ...

... sport* were wit- I neeaad by Lord aad lady John Manners dunng the 1 aftarnooo, and tfatra wm a larga namber of ruutors 1 to Blackberry Hill from tha suirouding district Tfas , offioers ot tho company present wen — Captain B. Symington (wbo Mtad ssjjudge) ...

... man, and this is a source of gratification to me. I cannot conclude without referring to the Volunteer camp this year on Blackberry-hill. I believe nothing could be more satisfactory than the proceedings at that camp. I think you will be pleased to learn ...

... promises are to be fulfilbd, comes with great appn priateness and usefulness at time when promises are as plentiful as blackberries. Look to character and work and capacity, not to mere promises, is the sagacious advice of the beads of the Cbnreb. What ...

... and fry them without butter. The chopping-knife should be very sharp. Br-amnia= Wins.—Fill a large pan or pans with ripe blackberries, and let them stand in a cool oven for a long time until soft, when they must be pressed to extract the juice. Strain this ...

... yeairs all his i frientis weho hums lisa weaketkss-all the Jo, a Comnforters, 5 and he might sny they Were at lnttifiuitl as blackberries- ii wbenever they met hiiu in thit-street would eisy Itnllso ver-Y well, Bowrilig, but you will itever get a theatre for ...

... against the trunk of a large ash tree, quite at th e end of the spinney, acid very soon I heard something moving in the blackberry bushes. The leaf was still on, and I could see nothing. Half a minute later I noticed the twigs shaking, and • slight gap ...

... passementerie ornament is added at the waist, or towards one shoulder; the greatest novelty in this way, however, is a bunch of blackberries, walnuts, chestnuts, or some other autumn or winter fruit, imitated in plush or velvet. - - . For mere ceremonious toilettes ...

... passementerie ornament is added at the waist, or towards one shoulder; the greatest novelty in this way, however, is a bunch of blackberries, walnuts, chestnuts, or some other autumn or winter fruit, imitated in plush or velvet. For more ceremonious toilettes ...

... against a landlord Mr. Curzon was made I j responsible for it, if a magistrate made a severe re- cue mark about mushroomers or blackberry gatherers it cal was thrown at Mr. Curzon's head, if the village eler- wil sgymnan wats unpopular Mr. Curzon must suffer ...