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... of Mr. T. Killingbeck tailor, Duke-street. She got on the railway cutting near Springwood tunnel, on Monday, to get some blackberries, fell down and was silled. Verdict, Accidental death. On Thursday aD inquest was held at the Rising Sun, Marsden, relative ...
... occurred from leaving loaded Sarins within the reach of children. At Southampton, * little girl, eleven years of age, was out black-berrying, a &d she called to sco an acquaintance. A little boy took °P a gun. whioh was loaded, and played with it; and, *t>ile ...
... sister. Narah wa3 an orphan, and, for an liish girl, an heiress — heiresses in the Emerald Idle are not so plentiful as blackberries. From the time Norah came to Eandlestown Lady Mary set her heart upon the match, and she watched with pleas nre the little ...
... the other side of which was per- haps a couple of feet higher than on the side on was lying. Then came a thick hedge of blackberry-bushes and thorns, intertwined with woodbine and wild clematis ; and beyond this stretched a wide expanse of gloriously ...
... a child is not fit, without rest or stimulant, to go #04 the nearest inn?” “Tis a great pity,’ sighed 4 ‘and even the blackberries aren’t ripe.” ** Ba gentleman said after a pause, as if he had been u# upon his shoulder, direct you to a house to say ...
... way lay along the ninny banks of a river, fringed with crimson oU a uier, and aver verdant plains, where the grape and the blackberry huog together in the hedges—thence up into the mountains ; and as night closed in we came npon the town ;>f Gtucin, half ...
... policeman was not pirticular about dete.iJa. Only let it be deep, he said, with something solid on the top to keep her down. Blackberry Picking. Each forenoon during three successive blistering August days—says Aunt Rath—l donned my old rig, borrowed ...
... the plaintiff.—Mr. Russell, for the J defence, contended that this was simply one of the class ] of cases as plentiful as blackberries in season. The • plaintiff had accepted ker position, and had also accepted a £20 a month as a settlement of any claims ...
... quest. On another occasion he eluded the vigilance of his parents about midnight, and went a long distance in search of blackberry bushes. His parents, who now reside in Ross- endale afterwards went to live in Shepherd-street, Bury, and there, on one ...
... be a little tired. They dismounted, and Jack led the horses while Eleanor plucked long wreaths of the white Btars of the blackberry vine, and twisted them about her hat. What a symbolical crown —thorns hidden under flowers !she said, with a half sigh ...
... 1 9 to Be per Ib.. 0 11 Se 1l for 0 “gue 10 to stone Fat pigs for salting. minus head and feet 8s. 94. to 9s. 4d, nar Blackberries 43d. to 5d, per quart, plums 3d,, mushrooms 4d. to 6d. per lb. HALIFAX SHARE MARKET. Sept. 8.—The following quota. tions ...
... poachers.— Neither of the men appeared in answer to the charge, and the Bench fined each 40s. and costs. Trespassing for Blackberries.—On Thursday, at the Bradford West Riding Court, John Wilkinson, of Bieriey, waa charged by Walter Lewis Womersley with ...