... night. Some children who were blackberrying saw the woman in a field near the orchard attached to a gentleman's house at Malpas. She was in a very exhausted state, and admitted that for nine days she had subsisted on blackberries and water.—Dr. Limbery was ...

... Ittiscellantons ants. BLACkBERRIES. —To Farmers and Others.—The Sbuth Wales Jam and Marmalade Co., Litnited, Canton, are buyers of large quantities, fresh picked, delivered at the Works. 467 (1610 wanted for a few days on sound, tangible ;co security ...

... charged with murdering another boy named Betteridge, by stabbing him during a dispute which arose while they were picking blackberries together. ...

... 29th wounded, with mtent to murder, Mary Ann Hooks, the wife of a shepherd at llingstead. The woman, it was stated, was blackberrying with her son, aged four and a half, when prisoner appeared and offered 2s to the boy to go away. He then offered the woman ...

... Earm — The woman, on the date named, was picking blackberries when she came up to defendant, who was sitting on a gate. He asked, What are you doing on my land ? She replied, Gather- ing blackberries. Well, if you don't go away quickly, he said, strike ...

... Phillips (12), both residing at Angle, on the 17th inst. From the evidence of the girls it seems that they were gathering blackberries in a field near Angle on Sunday afternoon, when the prisoner came into the field, threw Score down and assaulted her, and ...

... was very excitable in every way. On August 28, 1889, accused and Alfred Lawrence, with four other boys, went together blackberrying at Stapleton. Williams and Lawrence quarrelled and fought. Some time after the fight William drew a revolver from his pocket ...

... credit to the striker. Why, instead of Risca colliers eating pheasant and drinking fizz, their wives are glad to bring blackberries to town to-day and sell them from house to house. Well let the masters make merciful use of their victory, and cement ...

... she was. It has since tran- spired that she hid herself in a wood near Malpas, and subsisted for nearly a fortnight on blackberries and other things. When found she was in a very exhausted state. She was taken home, and attended bv Dr. Limbery, the parish ...

... from Hirwain our correspon- dent met at least a couple of hundred of the men going up towards Penderyn and Ystradfeltte, blackberrying. At Aberaman, too, all was per- fectly quiet, and were it not for the fact that the street corners are unusually crowded ...

... the placing of a Denominational school in a Nonconformist parish under popular control. The reasons are as plentiful as blackberries in Autumn, and we had thought that by this time they were known to the universe. Our corres- pondent wants to learn two ...

... Ethel Davie* 2, E. Williams. Best specimen plant—1, A. SePoy'; 2, It. Radford. Apples—1, W. Deacon: 2, Price3, K. Williams. Blackberries—1, Margaret A. Taylor 2. Rach Michaelson 3, 8. J. Hoopc r. Best specimen fruit—1, E. Williams (2 entries only). Kidney ...