... Sloman; second, Mrs Slade; third, J Beer. Dish of ditto (farmers) —First, W Delbridge; second, S Beer; third, W Down. Dish of blackberries, gathered by school children—First, W Loosemore; second, W Burgess ; third, Pollie Warren and A Eastman. Clan,-. C. —Flowers ...

... Sloman; second, Mrs Slade; third, J Beer pish of ditto (farmers) —First, W Delbridge; second, Beer ; third W Down. Dish of blackberries, gathered by school children—First, W Looeemore: second, W Burgess; third, Pollie Warren and A Eastman. Class C.—Flowers ...

... below Ashley Lodge, Arthur's horse stops shoit, and the old man jumps almost at bound from the saddle into a tangled mass of blackberry bushes, below which, in the dry bed of a water-course, the hounds have run fairly into their deer, and the Who-whoop ...

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... pulpit, reading-desk, and lectern; Mrs. and Miss Venn, the windows; while Mr. Passmore and Mr. Venn affixed the wreaths of blackberries around tho windows. Mrs. Sanders (of Moke House), Mrs. Hendy (wife of the Rev. F. P. J. Hendy), Mrs. Venn, Mrs. Payne, ...

... HoLswolinir Whilst picking blackberries, a servant gift used Luzon, in service at Mr. Thomas itadeock's, coarhbuilder, Hotsworthy, was taken very ill, and had to be conveyed to her master's house in a cart. On Saturday meriting it was discovered that ...

... back.—Mr Brown stated that his client committed the assault when annoyed at his son's telling bins an untruth and going blackberry pizking instead of attending school, and was sorry for what he had done.—The Chairman said that the Bench considered defendant ...

... tho employ of Mr. Thomas Giddy Badcock' coachbuilder.—Sophia Braund stated that on Friday she had instructions to go blackberrying on Mr. Badcock's farm. She met Luxton there, and she was either sitting down or was her knees, and was crying. She com- ...

... could manage it myself. I went on, but could not see the way out, and as I began to get very hungry indeed, I picked lot of blackberries, and other little things to eat. Then it began to get dark again, and as I was getting very tired, I lay down to rest. ...

... SG :lut Klmitted blackberrying instead had gone Moxey, a married woman Elizabeth the defendant's, said that she S , V 1 adjoining during the night of ...

... beaten the child, but submitted that it was not done a spirit of malice nor from sheer brutality. The child went picking blackberries instead of going to school, and the defendant doubtless allowed his temper to get the better of him. He meant to give the ...

... a quarter-mile from the house and had seen the police pass on several occasions,. She had had nothing to eat but a few blackberries gathered near the spot where she was concealed for five days and four nights. The only account that she for leaving home ...