... found ten days afterwards in field in an exhausted state. She stated that she had subsisted during the whole of that period blackberries and water, and had slept a wood close by. The woman succumbed a few days afterwards. Deceased served term 14- days' im ...

... John Boosted (19), native of Lyndhurst, Hants, privato in the lit Yorkshire Regiment, stationed Jersey, was gathering blackberries at Grevo de Leccj, on Wednesday, when ho fell . indred feet down cliff, and was killed instantly. The young man who ...

... LITTLE At Ringstead village, near Hunstanton. afternoon, murderous attack was cr d. Ann Hooks, aged 26, the wife of out blackberrying with her little boy, and five years old. Her assailant c ...

... good. Plums, greengages, apples, pears, crab-apples, and damsons are in the markets great abundance. Celery is now in. Blackberries are large, tine, and ripe, and will soon both cheap and abuudaufc. Daily News. ...

... the zenith their season. Endive is plentiful. The French cook like spinach, which it much resembles in flavonr. Damsons, blackberries, mulberries, English apples, William pears, and melons are the most abundant fruits. — Daily News. ...

... is already a little asparagus the market. Grapes very inexpensive just now. Oranges an scarce and dear. Plums, damsons, blackberries, and apples an the cheap kinds fmiSs. —*' Daily News. ...

... able to prove that Mr. Phelps gave some of tho boys permission to fly kites the field.—The was accordingly withdrawn. ITER BLACKBERRIES. Fred Kiddle (16) and Lewis Kemp (13), respectable boys, of Oxford-road, were summoned William Edwin Phelps, the complainant ...

... against Don Quixote on the ground bumping. 2.O—AINTREK HUNT STEEPLECHASE. Tenby . Capt. Owen 1 Lord of th'iGlen Fitton 2 Blackberry Mr. 11. Bagman (J. Walsh), Ardcarn (Kavannagh), (G. Morris), Billie Taylor (Capt. Bewicke), Midshipmitc (J. E. Sensier) ...

... PLATE. _■ 1 Inyerkeithing Brnckshaw Bella Donna c . Phoebe Athol c Fa Blackberry (Usher) also ran.—Betting: to keithing, to 2 each Bella Donna c and ft Id* 20 to 1 Blackberry.—Won three-quarters of lens lengths between second and third. 2.IS—ALL-AG ...

... plentiful. Plum 3 and damsons aro still to bo had fair condition. Cranberries are in, and make good tarts when combined with blackberries, which are now retailed great abundance 4d. the pound. Walnuts are very fine this year Chestnuts are now bo had,—Daily ...

... Gloucester, state lerms.«-Address C, »»y hs 'on''rim ,atic T y re 3. to Sear.- S '•^Tip^-;'-'- Road, Gloucester. 917 ; blackberries, Blackberries. — Wanted, . Ci.,, fiiven.-Poole, Trcdworth, and [ 892 s*er. °fcrt.: f '', :, Mus:7 '/f - llas ™ vacancies for P ...

... five o'clock on the .-vsninß of tio sth September the (ioc«a?*d and other members of the family came home from gathering blackberries, and veto about havo tea, when the deceased took hold of a cap of lea which bad just been poured out for her and spilled ...