... saw defendant’s wife, whom did not know, blackberrying in one of Mrs. Chapman’s fields. she was trespassing out of the footpath, and he had received instructions from the bailiff not to allow persons to blackberry on the farm, he ordered the woman off. ...

... novelty, so I have no doubt that fashion will have its votaries. Tinv apples, clu-tering with the pink and white blossom : blackberries contrasting with tha pure whiteness of flowers; and even currants, red and whit*, I saw massed together on rose-pink straw ...

... Mrs. Chi vation fields, As she was out of the footpath. lroom bad received instructions from the bailiff not t persons to blackberry oa the farm, he ordered the yas in away. Ou the following morning as complainant t ase of ceeding to his work, and when ...

... it Close *° i* hung King Humbert’s crown of white lilies, while immediately behind was susiiended the Queen’s wreath of black-berried bay, and the Duchess Connaught’s wreath of white and red camelias. Princess Beatrice’s wreath remained the coffin. T.he ...