... to live in the village yonder, and many's the time I've hunted nests among the heather and gorse buahes, and picked the blackberries in the autumn. One time we were out gathering cockles, and setting too far out, the tide caught us, and we had to make ...

... some blackberries Deceased picked some rose berries with others witness not him any Deceased said he was going to necklace for sister them put the berries his with blackberries not know or jie brought them home John eat some of unripe blackberries did ...

... j grounds of bumping, but it was afterwards : over-ruled. Aintree Hunt Steeplechase. — Tenby, 1 ; Lord of the Glen, 2 ; Blackberry, 3. Nine ran. Duchy Plate. — Roy NeU, 1 ; Modele, 2 ; Veau DOr, 3. Three ran. LIVERPOOL CUP. 6 6 Mr. A. Taylor's MADAME ...

... distance. Prisoner had un- doubtedly been seen in the neighbourhood for some little time, on his own statement, gather- ing blackberries, selling them, and sleeping at nights on a haystack. But there came a time when he suspected, from the close proximity ...

... brow. The girls numbered half a dozen; they were all young- sters, and when someone suggested that they should all go blackberrying in Cale Wood not a dissentient voice was raised; even Salome warmly welcomed the proposal. So towards the wood the bevy ...

... chrysauthemumsand dahlias coloured leaves hues, wined with Marguerite tastefully Virginia creepers, an assortmen flowers, blackberries, barberries, reflected the highest credit upon the ladies work, the day, Holy Communion at eight followed by matins at ...

... the crime. A lad named Groom said he, accused, and deceased went for a walk on the cliffs, and whilst witness was picking blackberries he beard a groan, and saw Wise looking over the cliff laughing. He asked Wise what he had done with Salter, cut he refused ...

... st, on Lloyd Maxwell, ten yeare old, con od . deceased had child. The last when he went and’ out, and he then appeared blackberries. He returned witness was About eleven o'clock on be seemed ill, and said he ‘was fll all night, At ten called in, and the ...

... (Mr. C. W. Button) said that since the circular calling the meeting had been issued he had received a letter asking that blackberrying might be included in the representation as well as mushrooming.—The Chairman said the question was whether they had law ...

... the exquisite perfume. When out in the neighbourhood of Mostyn with friend this week we plucl honeysuckle, red campion, blackberry in blossc m, and many of the spring flowers. M. the eminent composer, whose Redemption waß given in the Cathedral at one ...

... farmer There were ot acres of land in Wales at the worth! which were admirably adapted for the profitable cultivation of blackberries, for which fruit was an and unlimited demand in the Liv. Manchester, northern markets. The pro- a m fruit was so simple ...

... e wrong, said the sailor, t .niiy, i hut's why 1 was a-carryin' of her topsy- , turvy. I 'bought to ha' shooked the blackberries ?? a_aiii. .f tiiat child dies, exclaimed the landlady, r IrH.iily. then vhere will you go to. you ud- ?? {arieut ...