... of carpenter working At. the Torpedo Works. In charge of girl named House, 10, deceased, and her aiater, aged 6, went blackberrying. 'lha trio roamed rear the Portland railway line. At the spot where the accident happened there is crossing, with gate ...

... Unfnrniahed ; children obi —Apply, 56. Reddifle-road, North am- T OST, December 27tu, LADY’B SILVER WATCH JLi end CHAIN, between Blackberry-terrace and Ayenne. Snltoble reward.—9. Blsekberry-lemoe. LET, Ulhces on ground floor, oi Fitxroy X Chamberp, 63, London-road ...

... Sale; every investi**- tion allowed.—Apply, H. G. Yeates, Tavern. St. Danya. BEDROOM for One or Two Young Ladies.—C., 14, Blackberry-terrace, Bevoia Valley, Sooth* BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, LAD, to help at repairs: must be honest.—Apply, Higgins, FOR IMMEDIATE ...

... Council or their predecessors—has caused it to irmsin vacant until it grass-grown, and —ana paper alleged—it also produced blackberry bush. It ia not often it {alia to our lot in Ibis country to name new town. Of one the ran occasions when it was thought ...

... whether tbs EccfssiaaHcal Commissinntrs approve the employment firearms their woods High gate Car -the purpose protecting blackberries. The cape a| Highgate Pottoocourt yesterday certainly requires -an explanation. Here unfortunate labourer, out work, picking ...

... it. Close to it huug King Humbert’s crown of white lilies ; while immediately behind was suspended the Queen’s wreath of blackberried bay, and the Duchess of Connaught’s wreath of white and red camelias. Princess Beatrice’s wreath remained on the ccffia ...

... picked or eaten. Tet it is not that English people not like blackberries. Them is •probably no fruit which mors generally in favour, and in the London market it readily add. But the blackberries which reach the Londoner are not the fruit of the country ...

... closed the rifle range at Bilston owing to woman having been killed * bullet Portnbello Ball, a mile away. THE DANGERS OF BLACKBERRYING.. The coroner of Chester has Inquest on the body John Lloyd Maxwell, ten yean of age, son culour-seracant in the 3rd Cheshire ...

... e*, 16.8: chernes, 16.5; pears, IS7; grapes, M.l; apples, 13.0; whortleberries, 10J; raopberriee. 0.7; pineapples, 9J; blackberries. A. 4; cranberies. 8.4; lemons. 7.4; meleos, 7.2; strawberries, 6.0; peaches, 5.8; olives, 5.7. Several other fruits were ...

... sports and dancing were indnlnd in after after dinner. Tea was aerved later on, and, after an hoar amongst the Data and blackberries, start for horns was made, the Crispin aad Bar being reached about nine o'clock. A smoking concert was then held, hceriy ...

... sitsbu* were dispoeed of this season. , Shipments will come from lietoi large contracts have been signed- serverw find that blackberry jam is gn** popularity. SOUTHAMPTON BOROU9H POLICE COUKT. TO-MT. Before Kean. W. Bom (fat the B. GhipoerfieUL O. G TM* A ...

... engagement to its utmost capacity. Mr. Mark Melford, whose name is also identified with Turned-up, Frivolity, Blackberries, and other pieces of like character, a native Hampshire—he hails, we believe, from Fareham—and the reputation is saining ...