... pies named Deddridee and Woodrow a ge d y five and six yews, and residing in Barley liiarkeaaheet, Tavisrock, were picking blackberries just below Abbey Bridge weir, Tavistoes„ ea Satin day, When they cal as to the rocks below. DoOdrirge, received a severe ...

... case is reported in which a young fellow was severely bitten by one of these vipers under peculiar circumstances. He was blackberrying with a friend. The friend was attacked by a copperhead, which the young lad killed. A few minutes later he was attacked ...

... whole of this beautiful neighbour, hood ; high and dry, splendid view, and tiounded the north Pine's Lane, and the south Blackberry Lane. For further particulars, and to view, apply to the Owner, the Tenants, the Auctioneers, nr to Messrs. HOLE A PEAKD ...

... sadly inclement summer in its consequences than the mar- velloua difference thi; year in the matter of blackberries as compared with last. The blackberry season of 1887 was, I think, all things considered, the finest in myrecollection. I never remember seeing ...

... drowned the lV»gngrace Canal on the previous Saturday. Deceaped and elder brother were the banks of the canal picking black-berries. The latter had crossed the 1 ock nfar the Moretcn railway bridge, bnt deceased in attempting to follow him fell into the ...

... to cqt the Duke's wood down altogether, but only to lop oft the overhanging branches, and to remove the undergrowth and blackberry bushes near the banks. Report says, however, that it would have proved an eye-sore to the landowner on the other side of ...

... whole of this beautiful neighbourhood ; high and dry. splendid view, and bounded on the north Pine's Lane, and the south Blackberry Lane. J For further particulars, and to view, apply to the Owner, the Tenants, the Auctioneers, or to Messrs. UOLE PEA KD ...

... whole of this beautiful neighbourhood high and dry, splendid view, and bounded the north by Pine's Lane, and the south by Blackberry Lane. For further particulars, and for viewing, apply to the Owner, the Tenants, or to the Auctioneers. Dated Auction Offices ...

... the ter of Mr. Philip Bunt, of Trewalder. Shortly after noon the child and two sisters left their home for the purpose blackberries Whilst doing so separated and the two children were unable to fd ther sister, After search ber some time they returned ...

... 1888. at 3 p nt.. at Woodtown, the following CLOSES OF GRAS& the property of W. F. Collier, Esq., viz : Lot. A. a. P. 1 Blackberry.. 2 Longlanda 8 Broadlanda 4 Gill's Park.~. 5 Great Booth D own 8 Little do. 7 Quarry Park 4 0 8 8 Winterley 9 Tor Park ...

... hfted, and varies greatly^ s m' Kinds almost escaping their great enemy whdd other/are decimated. Apples ate very scarce. blackberries are abundant, but the weatne their ripening. landscape presents shorn and bare appearance, which now iuereaemg on account ...

... openir of the Rochester Liberal Club, said, in reterring to Lil Unionists, “although the leaders were as plentiful as fol blackberries, their fe lowers are only the tag-rag and bob- recently-created ngaage this from the inheritor of a Lord Monkswell’s father— ...