... about thaa, for fear of causing disappointment. Where.tbey are to be bad, however, it te a f ityy_ot to utiliae thea, heotun blackberry aid apple jam, though homely, te certainly one of the mott deli.iont of .main, while ?? jelly it a moat accept- able aweet ...

... hod Grr r dime, be proneention.—Joirrn Pramikwrou awl Jo.urs EPA, Sutton-on-Trent. - IVOTLCE.—ALL PERSONS found nutting, blackberrYing„ or otherwise trospaseing wood, the property of the Right Ron Lord Middle. too, will ho after this date. 30th September ...

... 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 ...

... Charles Hudson, gamekeeper, said he aaw the defendant blackberrying, and he refused to leave tbe blackberries behind. Quita sixpennyworth of damage waa done.— Defendant admitted that he was blackberrying, and said not having any work and having a family of ...

... gathering of blackberries for Liverpool and Manchester markets now provides pros able occupation for the country people in Cheshire, whence enormous quantities are being sent away. • mother and three children will earn 10a. and 12s. weekly by blackberry picking ...

... gragazge sponge cakes with the words ig aP etlL- I' Church worked thereon in sugar, vegetable marrows, kidney beans, blackberries, oranges, lemons turnips, eggs butter, potatoes. A novelty in the room, which has been visited by many persons, was 1001 ...

... intelligent manner, and it seems that on the morning of the day in question she, with two younger girls, wss gathering blackberries, and met the defendant, who caught hold of her, threw her down, and dragged her along the grass by the side of the road ...

... was seen to jump on number of shocks of wheat.—Defendant alleged that he waa getting 6ome blackberries, and was pushed on the wheat. —Ctlcnel Mosley said blackberry gathering waß a great curse to the country, and oaused a great deal of damage, The lad was ...

... belonging to Mr. Montague, at Linby. on th© 2Gth ult. P.c. Lee proved the case, and defen who said they were gathering blackberries, were fined ss. each.—George Wheatley, William Caunt, William Weynian. and Rosannah Caunt were sum. moiied for wilfully ...

... 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 ...

... remarkably intelligent mutes,, and it mum that on the I.loraig, of the day in question she, with two younger girls. gathering blackberries, and met the defeadant, who caught hold of her, threw her duns, and dragged her slug the gram by the side of the road. ...

... 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 ...