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... A GLOUCESTERSHIRE GIRL'S LEAP FROM AN EXPRESS. MARVELLOUS ESCAPE. Florence Recce, girl of 12, living Blackberry Hill Gloucestershire, had wonderful escape after leaping from a Midland express train on Thursday at Staple Hill. She got into the express ...
... able to prove that Mr. Phelps gave some of tho boys permission to fly kites the field.—The was accordingly withdrawn. ITER BLACKBERRIES. Fred Kiddle (16) and Lewis Kemp (13), respectable boys, of Oxford-road, were summoned William Edwin Phelps, the complainant ...
... now due to the treasurer, and of annual subscribers. Blackberries after Michaelmas. —With reference to tho tradition in somo parts of the kingdom that some evil follows the picking of blackberries after Michaelmas, a correspondent who was brought up_ ...
... and cauliflowers are also to be had fair prices. There are plentiful supplies of apples, damsons, plums, cranberries, blackberries, pomegranates, grappa, ami tomatoes. Pears and peaches from California, nectarines from tho Cape, and pines from Brazil ...
... large russets. There are plenty of pears, the Marie Louise being especially fine. Very large ones are expensive Mulberries, blackberries, and cranberries are the novelties.— Daily News. ...
... Chestnuts are now in. Green figa are practically over, though some were in tho market last week. Dnmsons, plums, cranberries, blackberries, apples, pears, nectarines, and pomegranates are the fruits obtainable ; the nectarines are 3d. and 4d. each. Pines are ...
... the West-end fruiterers' shops last week. were immediately snapped up. Damsons are unusual.y large and fine this season. Blackberries are rocaiieu atsd and 4d. pound. Melons are cheap. California pears and peaches are sold at from 2d. each, nectarines ...
... complainant, and Mr. I .angley-Smith for the defendants.—Thomas Hudson, a lad, said he saw Kemp up in the hedge picking blackberries and Kiddle waa standing by.—ln answer Mr. Langley- Hudson said he was with the boys, having gone there in order to inspect ...
... Gloucester. . TITANTED, respectable young Man. to take Lodgings— Appiy 115, Oxford Road, Gloucester. WANTED, any quantity of Blackberries 26th and 27tli lid. lb.-54, Lower Barton Street, Gloucester. ANTKD, a small, light Truck, in good condition, cheap -Appiy ...
... UartnnStreet. Gloucester. I\V -Mauie and Son, fAeltenham. . imme°d,a?e B Churcham, Gloucester. _ ■ TTrTNTFD quantity of Blackberries, 26th and WW, Wild, lb.-54, Lower Barton Street, Gloucester. 76 a small, lighfTruck, in good condition, cheap Dr»par ...
... On the application of Mr. D.C.C. Philpott, the case GLOUCESTERSHIRE sIRL’S LEAP Florence Reece, a girl of 12, living at Blackberry Hill, Gloucestershire, had a wonderful escape after leaping from a Midland express train on Thursday at Staple Hill. She ...
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