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... Misses Sandford (The Isle), Miss Harley (Ross Hall), and Mias Rodwell. The font was beautifully ornamented with roses, blackberries, and flowers of various descriptions, the front being decorated with cross of white chrysanthemums and roses. The pulpit ...
... despatched to the place, and found that for some twelve yards the line was completely gone, and was filled in with bushes and blackberry trees. The down train was allowed to proceed as far as the place, and the passengers were transferred to another train'on ...
... could be readily sold at sd. fid. a quart Then the pastures threw up mushrooms, and the miles of hedges were beautiful blackberries, the nut-bushes With delicious nuts, and the alder trees with alder bernes. All saleable ; eagerly bought for market. We ...
... And ssent of new-mown hay July then comes with ripening wheat, Garnered mid August biasing heat; rw pie tuber» next with blackberries sweet And slowiy-ehortenlß* day; October brings the natting-time ; November gives fogs and rime ; December rings the Christmas ...
... —The following letter appears in the Field of Saturday last: Sir,—Many people imagine that these animals plentiful as blackberries in this, their native country ; but strangers have only to come down to find out their mistake. I have attended all best ...
... Sydney, Australia, inch fruits as the peach, nectarine, apricot, plnm, fig, grape, cherry, and orange, are as plentiful blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New South Wales are among Its sights; and in the neighbourhood of Sydney and round Port ...
... labour. Daring Robbery by Boys.—Ou Monday two or throe boys called at the house of Mr. Evans, Cherry Orchard, with some blackberries for sale. Mrs. Evans, wishing to buy some of the fruit, went to drawer in the sitting-room in which money was kept. Taking ...
... ►i: t with her little sister down the line •cku-rries. Ou the lin«‘ she saw Wiliam Car .a h-r that there were plenty of blackberries r down the line. She then went with her little sister : .trih r down. A few momenta after the prisoner •o U.r. caught hold ...
... the property of Mr. A. E. Payne, of Pentrepant.—Mr. Payne's gardener proved the case, and said defendants were in search blackberries.— Fined 6d., and ordered to pay Od. damage and the costs. Damage to a Fence.— Catherine Humphreys, married woman, was charged ...
... followed the screaming farce, ** Tweedleton's Tall Coat,” for which the cast was follows Toby Tweedleton, Mr. T. Ellis; Blackberry Thistletop (character part), Mr. Charlie Nugent; Mr. Barnaby Uracebufcton, Mr. Fred Evans; Pantechnicon Pantle, Mr. W. H ...
... little boy returned at about four o’clock, having left school earlier than his sister. The deceased had been anxious to go blackberrying all the week, and on Sunday, but was not allowed to go to school leave the house, because witness had had “adread” upon ...
... for dealers come on the spot purchase it When the whinbemes begin £ bMomo •oaree, the blaokbemes and come in. The bty of blackberries this year is simpiy enormons- Any one mast see for themselree the quantity eantfromonr Station daily to realise And in ...