... was very excitable in every way. On August 28, 1889, accused and Alfrep 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 ...

... and that Carditr has reitSOl1 to be proud of the men who guard so well the difficult entrance to her harbour. Thick as blackberries in October the streets of Cardiff are dotted with its Wes- leyan visitors, and for the moment there is no getting away ...

... dinner to his father, who was employed raising stones near the Great Western Colliery, wandered down the river side picking blackberries. It is presumed that he over-reaciied himself and, falling into the river, was carried away by the flood. His body was ...

... on our division since I had worked thero upon which Burke grimly replied that when railroad accidents were as thick ts blackberries in Augusr, we couldn t ex- pect to escape them our lives. I spent a wakeful night at Calmar, think- I spent i wa k eful ...

... stamped name and address, 10s: pal terns Pz,?? free.— Coro.-iran, Manufacturer Lamb-street. Bristol. 97 \j:1l:1:a;1 of Blackberries and Munhl t. rooms.—Apply, after 8 any evening, H. t?a?er, 17. S 'dbrook-terrace. Sudbrook, near Chep>tow. 4-' FItnCt for ...

... credit to the striker. Why, instead of Risca collier? eating pheasant and drinking fizz, their wives art glad to bring blackberries to town to-day and self them from house to house. Well, let the masters mak-i merciful use of their victory, and cement ...

... she was. It has sinctI tran- spired that she hid herself in a wood near Mai pas, and subsisted for nearly a fortnight, on blackberries and other things. When found she was m a very exhausted s'ate. She was taken home, and attencied by De. Lunbery, the parish ...

... urgent cases. No authenticated case of excep- tional privation has been reported in the district, for, as in other parts, the blackberry and mush- room and the kitchen garden combined have furnished a dietary sufficient to sustain life, and sumptuous living ...

... 29th wounded, with intent to murder, Mary Ann Hcoks, the wife of a shepherd at Ringstead. 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 ...

... undergrowth to the left of the plp.ce where you were to!d the head war lying ?- vi?S. After you got down off the dyke there were blackberry bashes and whins ?—Immediately alongside of the sunk fence there was a line of beeches. The footpath through the -t.r(-r ...

... 01' A'nt Susie, with her trunk, disap- peared in an hour's time. We saw no more of her for months, not, in fact, till blackberries were again ripe, when she presented herself so identically the same that we wondered if she had not hibernated in that ...