... North Canada, moat of the victims being children. On the 23rd ult. nine* yonng;persons went to one of the islands to gather blackberries, but in returning the onpriaed, and all the occupant* thrown into the water. A dreadfal struggle ensued, and out of. (he ...

... fortnight and only saw defiance, for lodging* are as plentiful in Gower Inspector To*ar ance more. At tba end the Street blackberries September. j fortnight, business called me back to Loudon. I Mrs. Smith, the lady who let the lodgings 11 left the rooming ...

... and threequarten. 11 10 Mr A H. Singer'* Tenby aged ..Gant Owen 1 11 10 Mr J. Oubbiaa'a Lord the Glen 2 10 Mr Eyreflelfi'a Blackberry Mr H. Beasley 3 1110 B. W. Ethalatoa'a Bagman aged J. Walsh 0 11 10 Major R. W. Kearakr'e BiUre Taylor aged Capt Bewicke ...

... Ihreequartem 11 10 Mr A. M. Singer's Tenby aged. 1 11 10 Mr J. Gubbina’e Lord the Glen .FUtoo 2 10 .5 Mr Eyrefleld’s Blackberry 4y* Mr H. Beasley 10 Mr R. W. Etbelstoa's Bagman aged «J. Walsh 0 11 10 Major B, Keanity’s Billot Taylor aged Capt Bewicks ...

... Groom, a lad belonging tha said he, the accused, and the deceased want to walk on the cliffs Sunday. He wsa picking some blackberries when heard a groan, and looking round saw Wise with his hands on his knees laughing and looking over the ohff asked Wise ...