... deposed, that being out of work, he went out to see if he could get some blackberries to sell, so as to get some food for his children. He had picked about three pints of blackberries in Bishop's Wood. the property of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, when ...

... awarded to Queer Street. Other important prize awards were : — The 25 guinea Cup for the best bitch, bred by the exhibitor— Blackberry, the property of Mr. Samuel Woodiwiss : a prize of the same value for the best dog — Boaz. Mr. S. Woodiwiss ; the Bessie ...

... said, that being out of work, he went out to see if he could get some blackberries to sell, so as to get some fcod for his children. He had picked about three pints of blackberries in Bishop's Wood, the property of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, when ...

... the country, sod not sway from thy people one of will things which for tbc b sent of all. I suppow we shall mot bass a Blackberry Protection Act. ea attempt to canons basel-outs. are bad socaugh now, with the notice* of private treimamers be proorcutol ...

... nrks. TIIE BARES THE WOOD. told in following Tabliws a : T 1.., Death of the Parent.- The Treaeherous Uncle-Tire of the The Blackberry Fatal -The of the Baba, fiIIKEWORKS at CRYSTAL PAL ACE.—CEBIC LEEK'S DISPLAY. THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. at 8.30. New Device ...

... Sunday It appearell that the Ikereaol was in the company of another lad named .trthur Al' I koala, of Irk. Drury -lane, blackberries, and when between tt inibledon :4tat um and Haynes Park, Deceased said there wes %OM. acorns, and began picking them. They ...

... in full bearing, and a collection of nearly ever; kind of fruit which can be groan in this country—f tom the pine to the blackberry. the sloe, and the crab-apple Then are even red carrants on view. Messrs. W. Pall and Suns, Waltham-crofa, exhibited a his ...

... come when we shall be supplied with news from Mars. persons, doubtless, have asked why ri , thing is done to improve the blackberry. It is a current article of belief that most of our common fruit, such as apples, pears, cherries, raspberries, and strawberries ...

... When there was a talk some years ago about shutting up public-hours on a Sunday clubs amse in every district as thick as blackberries, where the merobers could get what they wanted at any hour (applause). Another great injustice was contanierl in the majority ...

... The reasons, it says, for regarding the meetings as exceedingly harmless — as, indeed, they are— are as plentiful as blackberries. (Through: Eeutee's Agency.) DARMSTADT, Oct. 19. The Emperor William arrived here at two o'clock this afternoon on a visit ...

... tbe gnarled roots of tbe trees forming a rough bank on their sides. At the foot of these banks a ditch is often cut. and blackberry bushes form an arch across. There is such a wood between Beaconstield and Hedger- ley. As I was walking along leisurely ...

... smaller. Sir William Agnew has kept for himself—he has never been minded to part withthe beautiful composition of ““The Blackberry Gatherers” (No. lgg;, a work built up with a spontaneous science—three children climbing eagerly, and with j(:f' in their ...