... child was buried on Friday beneath stones and dirt, and was not Discovered until Saturday afternoon by some men who were blackberrying. The child was nearly dead. 'he prisoner, who cried during the hearing, was committed for trial. THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT ...

... in the last named village, a good el e ay he cotunted upon, followed by a ramble in the adjacent woods heng With ripe blackberries. Only a little farther on is Panshanger Park, the hore of Earl Cowper, 'vho courteously allows wheelaili, the entrere. ...

... The infant was buried beneath stones and dirt, and was not dis- covered until the next afternoon by some men who were-blackberrying. The child was nearly dead. The prisoner, who cried during the hearing, was committed for triall. - On the arrival of the ...

... increased horse powe~r. her trial continuedc for tour hours in a roughi sea outside the LDelawvare Capes, THE GROWTH OF BLACKBERRIES IN KENT. A new rural industry is being opened tip in ?? namely, thre cuitivationl of blaclkberries for prohrt. EnormlouIs ...

... diligently picked and eaten, but in Ireland it is allowed to go to waste, the Irish seeming to have as little idea of eating blackberries as they have of eating eels, There are dog shows all over the kingdom, and the Kennel Club1hs its exhibitions and its successes ...

... minute the stranger lets me down again with a t thump. Ah, I thought you was. You was strolling aloDg, and picking at the blackberries, and stopping every now and then jest like my brother, poor chap, a little time before be went off his head. It was this ...