... The occurrence was followed by heav3' downpour of rain. FATAL BLACKBERRYING. On Tuesday night a little girl, named Elizabeth Baker, was. along with number of others, gathering blackberries in a disused stone quarry Turton, near Bolton, when a landslip ...

... Cousins was sent for, and defendant was brought to Wakefield. He was remanded until Friday. A LEEDS-POISONiNtr CASE. EATING BLACKBERRIES AND TURNIP. David Gibson, carter, of 11, Strawberry Terrace, Armley, bas reported to the Leeds Coroner the death, from ...

... Aniseed and Fairhless. 100 to 7 Parley, and to 1 others. Won by three lengths: a neck between the second and third. on—The BLACKBERRY MAIDEN (at entry) TWO-YEAR *«' ,u OLD PLATE 103 soys. Five furlongs. UP GUARDS WISPERS 2 KUDSTONK 3 Six ran. Parliament ...

... compan~on. had narro:v escapes. The acident was caused by people celuer- itnz over treacherous, jagged clif sides in search of black-berries. c HUNSLET RURAL DI1STRICT MCUNCIL -This air body met vasterdave, Mr. J. Farrer (Ceulton and Woodlas- set ford) presiding ...

... Od. to 4s. per half bushel; do. (German 2s. Od. 2s 6d. per sieve: do (eg ? ). 4,. per . pot : do. (German 6s. per cwt. : blackberries, 3s. per stone, bilberries. Is. 6d. per chip; melons. 6s. per ease; l«niou*. 8s. to lus. per case : do., 4s. Od. to s. ...

... reside Horbury Junction, was found in the river Calder Horbury. Yesterday deceased, along with another lad, was gathering blackberries on the river bank, and as he did not return home the police were iufornied. THE YACHTING FATALITY. The inquest on Baron ...

... Selling Handicap, arid they caused some Itrouble at the pots, but eventually King's Own won easily; and then Up Guards, in the Blackberry Mlaiden IPlate, made amends for his Lewes defeat. Deta~ils: The HEATHER, PLATEE of 103 sets; eweight far ege. One soils ...