... BLACKBERRYING INCIDENT AT BETTVVS. Mrs Susannah Richards, wife of a resident of Bettws, told the Newport county magistrates, in petty sessions assembled to-day, that on Thurs- day week she went blackberrying around the churchyard at Bettws, where a sheep-dog ...

... showed a remarkable amount of taste. Almost every kind of flower, fruit, and vegetable in seasou-eveu the common rhubarb and blackberry-were made to occupy a position in the decorations. The whole of the work, we understand, was done without a farthing of ...

... corresponding period of the previous year eliciced some discussion, his lordship remarking that the abundance of nuts and blackberries in the neighbourhood might partly account for it. It was also observed that the prosperous state of trade occasioned unusual ...

... J. Lewis against Wm. Lewis (for whom Mr Baddoe appeared) for assault. The two women aud a little irl were out picking blackberries, and they tres- passed in a wood near the tramway. In tbe result tha two woman were each fined 5s and costs, and ordered ...

... instant, with a revolver. Norah Collins, sister of complainant, deposed that on the day named she aud her little sister went blackberrying near the Ceiynfach Farm, where defendant lived. While they wers engaged in gathering th6 berries the defendant came up ...

... board, and main- lained it would be incurring unnecessary expense to git water supplied by the board to the new houses at Blackberry piace, inasmuch as they had already a plentiful supply of good water.-Ti)o medical officer's renort showed there were dming ...

... instant, with a revolver. Norah'Collin's, sister of complainant, depose bat on the day named she and her little sister went blackberrying near the Caiynfacb Farm, where defendant lived. While they were Ougtgect in gatheriog-the berries the-detendaut C. up aDd ...

... THE BRAMBLE. The bramble or blackberry is a fruit for which p the demand is very rapidly increasing, and A nowhere more thav. in Glasgow and the b neighbourhood. The bramble plant, as everyeno aj knows, resembles the raspberry bush, and in e. addition ...

... followed the scriptural maxim of a liberal use of the rod, but the attractions of cinder heaps, fine weather, and uuts and blackberries in the hedges proved ton much. During the bearing of the cases Mr H. Phillips discovered that even in school board matters ...

... had stated on a previous occasion that he was about 12 or 13,-The elder Collins said that she and her sister were ont blackberrying on the day in question in a field adjoining the Celynfach Farm. While they were engaged in gathering the berries a boy ...

... had stated on a previous occasion that he was about 12 or 13,-The elder Collins said that she and her sister were out blackberrying on the day in question in a field adjoining the Celynfach Firni. W i',o they were engaged in gathering the berries a boy ...

... cheap substitute in the kitchen. If blackberries are much praised now, they have suffered under re- preach full many a time and oft, and been un- justly condemned for shortcomings. Used for jam and for jelly, blackberries have been censured-the first as not ...