... spending her time picking blackberries. She ought go school, he urged, and her father ought to know the law —he was ex-policeman, with years* service. The Chairman (Mr David Pryoe) made the observation that tbe blackberries were nearly over now. No p ...

... otherwise would render a person liable to be convicted of a sent to hard labour for two months for gathering primroses or blackberries. 7 After this decision the only remedy left to the unfortunate owner or o ccupier of the fields where the mushrooms grow ...

... suggested that it would be easier for the child go to school with poor shoes than to go black-berry picking.—Mrs Benbow: Excuse me, she baa not been picking blackberries.—The Mayor: Do yon promise that yon will better her next month ?—Mrs Edwards: Yes, sir ...

... loilowed, Jesse Colllngs said wondered whether the blackberry picker would come Into the reeding of the BUI. Courthope said the provisions of the.BUl.wonld not prevent children anyone from gathering blackberries In the lanes or anywhere where they had right ...

... left alone with the four children, and she lost no time in sending her husbands two little ones into the woods to gather blackberries hen going to the bed where her own children lay, she lifted the baby up cautiously, not to disturb her seven year-old daughter ...

... charged with murdering another boy named Betteridge by stabbing him during a dispute which rose while they were picking blackberries together. THE INDIAN OCULISTS, the charges against whom have for some days occupied the attention of the Richmond magistrates ...

... ramours which arc floating about like gnats in the genial sunshine, candidates (or the vacant offices ate to be as plenteous blackberries, and contest warm as any which has taken place may be expected. Whilst the men are not publicly named, we may without favour ...

... James Wm. Baxter, being taken in a perambulator along the river side, when his sistor, a girl of nine, left him to get some blackberries. The little bey,asked Mary Pugh, who was present in charge of other children, to lift him oat of the perambulator, and ...

... Divido it little cakes, egg them over, and bake on tin for about twelve minutes. These should be eaton fresh as possible. Blackberry Turnovers. —Make nioo puff paste, roll out as for piee. cut into circular about eix inches in diameter, pile the fruit on ...

... Jenkins 100, Dr. T. Davies, O. Davies, and D. McDonald 108, 6 B. Davies and J. Pugh. Mushrooms ate scarce this season, but blackberries and nuts are plentiful. Fishing.— Many good baskets were made lest week, the cloudy weather helping the anglers considerably ...

... of their hearts wrate many words of dire warning about snow ten feet deep, and ice strong enough to bear anything(except blackberries.) One daily paper devoted columns to an account of the money spent in cleaning the streets of London after a snowfall, ...

... BLACK- BERRYING. This story is told by a famous author. Once upon a time while staying in the Isle of Wight, lie went blackberrying with a young lady of fourteen years, named Bee, or Beatrice. He and she took a oasket with them to hold the berries which ...