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... Fatal Fu.l over a Cliff.— John Bunstead, a private iv the Ist Yorkshire Regiment, now satioiied at Jersey, went blackberrying at Grove de , Lecq on _J ednes- day, and, falling over the e-lge of a cliff lOOlt. high, was killed instantaneously. . . Tue ...
... as possible. He told another man who was with him to take his blackberries away, and he was going to do so when the defendant fired his gun, knocking the handkerchief with the blackberries out of his hand at a distance of about 3ft. —Mr. Reckitt said ...
... nuts and .blackberries, when Betteridge was stabbed. He lingered a month, and died The Coroner's Jury found a verdict of.manslaughter. The dying boy's depositions stated that.Ventham stabbed him purposly because they differed.about the blackberries. Ventham ...
... returned home on Sunday com- ' plaining of headache. It was afterwards a-certained that he ' had had a feast of acorns and blackberries, and he subsc- ' [ queatly ?? convulsed and died from acute iaflammatioa. | . ...
... in the show goes to Mr. J. W. Ross's Blackwall Beauty, which is first in Class 2. In the same class Mr. S. Woodi- wisss Blackberry is unplaced, but wins a 25-guinea challenge cup. A similar prize (both being given by the South I^ndon Bulldog Society) ...
... CHEAP FRUIT. TO THE EDITOR OK THK MORNING POST. Sib,— Living as I do in a blackberry district, it often dis- tresses me to see the hedges dipped in August, whereby quantities of wholesome fruit are destroyed every year Would it be too much to ask the ...
... by Messrs. Veiteh's fine specimen bush of the Japanese wineberry, 1 which is, after all, a bramble akin to our native ' blackberry. Sir Trevor Lawrence, President of the i Society, contributed a very pleasing group of a general , .character, which showed ...
... Mayson. 3s. Gd Frederick AVarnc and Co. Outlines of the Art of Elocution. By James L. Ohlsou. Is. Od. E. W. Allen. The Blackberries and their Adventures. By Edward W. Kemble. 6s. Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner, and Co. (Limited). The Marriage Question ...
... (who during yester- day afternoon delivered a lecture on Crinums) obtained a highly commended r ' for some pots of blackberry jelly, as did also Mr. Edmonds, of Liverpool-road, for West Indian preserves, chutnees and the like. Certificates of merit ...
... incarcerated. But the Police are not sufficiently strong, and the wrongdoer flourishes. Violent assaults are as common as blackberries, and the Authorities when they seek to lay the criminals by the heels, find themselves continually thwarted by a popula- ...
... to me to be great. I know a ground where, when boundaries other than the natural ones are used, 4's are as plentiful as blackberries, while without them they are of the rarest occurrence — proof positive that the boundary hits are not worth the runs given ...
... correct. Williams, who at the time worked with a shoemaker named Day, quarrelled with a bo> named Lawrence while they were blackberry ing at Stapleton. Williams drew a revolver from his pocket and shot Lawrence in the head. The bullet was extracted and Williams ...