... About a month ago two boys named Frederick Bettridge, residing at Bridge, near liomsoy, Hampshire, and Henry Ventham were blackberrying, when Bettriige was~ stabbed by Ventham with penknife. He died last Tuesday of the injnries received. In the depositions ...

... 650gs. for The Lost Shoe, G. Mason 650gs. for Portrait of Elizabeth Brandt, the artist's first wife 530gs. for Mason's Blackberry Gathering ; and 400gs. each for three pictures, Children Fishing, by'W. Muller ; A Brittany Shepherdess, by Jules Brettou ...

... A BLACKLEY MYSTERY. CHILD FOUND DEAD IN A WOOD. Three lads resident Blackley on Sunday set out in search of blackberries, and while they were engaged in the hunt for the berries a sudden shower caused them to seek shelter place Called Dark Clough, Crab-lane ...

... A BLACKLEY MYSTERY. Three resident in Blackloyon Sunday sot out search of blackberries, and whilo we.ro engaged y th-j bunt for the berries STOWST caused them to seek shelter place called Dark dough. Crab-lane, Blackley. One the boys seeing a red flower ...

... infinite praise. This defect remedied —and experienced chorus singers Italian are not, after all, plentiful a3 the proverbial blackberry—Sir Augustus Harris's company have envied welcome in store for them at their next visit to Manchester. This evening they ...

... Thursday charged with murdering another boy named Bettcriclge, by stabbing during dispute which arose while were picking blackberries together. Failsworth Local Board.—At the meeting of this board on Thursday consideration of the letter of tho Manchester ...

... company with deceased and some other boys started shortly after nine o'clock on Saturday morning tor Aintroe. were gathering blackberries during the day. About half-past four witness and the deceased were standing path near Old Roan Bridge, Aintree, that runs ...

... than is likely to accrue to them as a consequence of having eye only to the wages rates, which best yields as many thorns blackberries. As to the financial position of the association, the expenditure, exclusive of all levies, was £9,812 6s. 10d., or reduction ...

... execution afforded immense pleasure, applause '.ng constant, while encores were once more almost' as plentiful as the proverbial blackberry. Mr. Andrew Black was the conspicuous vocal attraction, and with him were such capable singers as Madame Marie Andersen ...

... responsible the composer. The performance was distinct popular success, applause being continuous, and encores plentiful as blackberries, thanks, of course, not little to the finish with which the London fulfilled its task. There are several good singers in ...

... persons in search of mushrooms. Clearly they propose warn off the intruder, even if his purpose should be the gathering of blackberries, for the making of that jam, which according to Mr. Gladstone is to recreate British agriculture. On the whole the farming ...

... Mr. Beard, Pontypridd, who were spending the afternoon walking through the fields below Treforest. They were gathering blackberries from the bushes on the lower side the Taff Vale Railway, when Mr. Beard noticed the train approaching. moment later he ...