... 3 1b.., 10d. Apricot, 1 lb., 40. ; 3 1b.., 100. Gooseberry, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 1b.., 8-0. Red Plum, 1 lb., 30. ; 3 1b.., 70. Blackberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 1b.., 70. Raspberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 1b.., 70. Strawberry and Apple, 1 lb., 30. ; 3 1b ...

... happened to be engaged, however menial it might be. Ile denied that he punished the two lads in the field, when they had been blackberrying, so as to draw blocd. The only time in which he used the birch was in the case of the boy Davis, on May 2. Ile never used ...

... There was no blood drawn. In regard to another incident, Mr. Le Maistre stated that he found two of the boys had been blackberrying in a field in which they had been forbidden to go, and he cut two twigs from a fruit tree and flogged them. He did not ...

... down to one, pushing him towards the Five-Mile-House, and thence to the right peat Cotswold Home. They ran him to ground at Blackberry Quarry. Drew back through Moor Wood, and hit on the line of a travelling fox, driving him by Bagendon House, and killing ...

... And so on and so on. Ghastly and comic stories of people, European and Asiatic, whom Mr. Montagu has met, are thick as blackberries, and give a very realistic idea of the many sides of war. And for veracious romance it would be hard to beat the stories ...

... was 'with Ronittu ttf the other hot\s blaokberrystug The defendant An ;z:t Mr,. 1,o Ma.- rs acatised then of eating tie blackberries. Th' deiecndswit told himi to take I dosmU his ClothOs. after which he dtra.hedh bhin with 4 forked stick. iI, , hitn eightt'tn ...

... the dairies, a few minutes elapsed before a sharp whimper was confirmed by hounds bustling a fox by the Mausoleum, across Blackberry Hill to the woods above Knipton, where, in twisting round, he was caught by the pa •k and proved to be a fine old veteran ...