... Dr. Granger attended her. On Thursday morning, whilst they were at lineikfmat her grandma maid to her Weeddre lake a blackberry pudding? She said she should, bat did not care much about it. He said if she would like ' one his wife could go op to a ...

... beauties of harvesting. is sow crowded with cheerful ad mesa Let as for a few soensoteat some of thin Look at those childria blackberries and nibs; watch their happluess sad delights they each a fresh cinder to add to their little stock, and my anise not reminded ...

... in future. weii STING or 4 WASP PROM ELAO*I4O4IIB4—A few days Fence as a journeymen butcher named Lutall, was gathering blackberries in the neighbourhood of he espied a tempting looking one, and accordingly gathered it. He had however, no sooner tasted ...

... future. STING or & WASP FROM EATING BLACKBERRIRS.—A few days since as a journeymen butcher named Dufall, was gathering blackberries in the neighbourhood of Lewell, he espied a tempting looking one, and accordingly gathered it. . He had however,no sooner ...

... stung severely in the roof of the mouth, by wasp, which he, unobserved, put into his month, along with a tempting-looking blackberry, gathered ' in the neighbourhood of Lewell. His features were ; greatly distorted by swelling, but we are glad to say that ...

... school took a walk to Weston, near Bath, and, unfortunately. happened to enter the defendant's field. Attracted by the blackberries, they left the path and went towards the hedge. They bad hardly got there when the defendant made his appearance, having ...

... field belonging to farmer named Fletcher, at Weston. Girl-like, several of them scampered off to the next hedge to look for blackberries, the farmer came up, and without listening to any remonstrance apology, laid about them in most brutal manner with a thick ...

... school took a walk to Weston, near Bath, and, unfortunately, happened to enter the defendant’s field. Attracted by the blackberries, they left the pathand went towardsthe hedge. They had hardly got there when the defendant made his appearance, having ...

... we remember the balt.ilay holiday and the leisure hour that enabled us to wander off in search of cowslips and violets, blackberries and hazel oats. Then was no demand foe competitive effort then beyond the prize ot a book for the best boys and girls, ...

... could nut have been of any sae for rabbita or harea— Defendant said be went out in the wood for the purpose of plc( lag blackberries in his dinner hour. He knew nothing about the bird till the keeper amused him.— The bench seeing that he had been before ...

... prosecutor's field, and prisoner was proved to have sold them the next day. His explanation was that he pick, d the reins up in Blackberry- Line. He pleaded guilty to having been convicted of felony in 1860. In passing sentence, the Chairman stated that prisoner ...

... saying he should be back again six o'clock, and the woman, who had been ill, left the house, she said, to go and get some blackberries. Shortly af'er, the money was mis-ed, and su.-picion fell the prisoners. The pob6e Were informed the loss, and went in ...