... Wakefield, aad embraces a water-colour drawing of spring flowers, a crayon drawing of a head, and a chalk drawing of blackberries, all very praiseworthy. 660 is set down as a landscape in chalk by Mary Ann , Lupton, of Wakefield, but it is in reality ...

... for three or four days successively about the neighbourhood of Dacre, Birstwith, Hampsthwaite, &c., and subsisting upon blackberries and other wild fruits. appeared to several persons by whom she was seen to be roaming about without any aim or object. ...

... In the Heath Old Hall wood, which was a pheasant toyer, and he had done damage whilst there. He Was not after game, but blackberries.—Police-constable Widdop proved the case, and said that as Storey gave him a wrong name and address, he took him into custody ...

... bailiffs she lett the house. She was seen walking on the tuning path of the canal wiih her children, one whom gathered blackberries, and she was beard tatting by a railway ponderosa, Au hour afterwards the bodies of the three ware found drowned by a wan ...

... corn, whilst extending all round the panels, and forming an approach to a Greek border, were designs in which hips, haws, blackberries, and acorns were prominent features. The pulpit pedestal was nearly hidden from view by a display of ferns, corn, Sic. ...

... was in Committee of Supply. Throughout the night motioas for adjournment and for reverting progress were as pleatiful as blackberries in autumn. At five o'clock the combatants were evidently growing weary. A descriptive writer says :— It is now nigh five ...

... —Police-constable 211 said that on Wednesday last he was near to Bultcliffe wood, when he saw the two defendants gathering blackberries, and he told the mother that she had better go away. The woman refused, and said she wotild stop till she got her basket ...

... in a potato field belonging to Mr J. B. Woodhead, farmer, Normanton Common, on the 26th September. The lad was gathering blackberries, and ran across a potato. field, damaging the crop. He had no business to be there, and Mr Woodbead stated be had suffered ...

... and still more youthful seventy-four winters, each show two members a-piece. Seventy-ones and seventies are as common as blackberries on an autumn edge—so common, indeed, that it is hardly worth while counting them. And yet there do exist people who may ...

... that on the morning in question he left home wi that on the d a y name d h e went i nto hi s f at h er ' s field to gather blackberries. The defendant came a sovereign in: his pocket, and after proceeding up to him unperceived when he was in the hedge, distance ...

... the wood.—Mr Kaye, juor., said that there had been '4 great deal of damage done by parties going into the woods gathering blackberries. Ind the tinderwood bad been very much injured. People had been re., peatedly cautioned, and the present ease had been ...

... it is—yes, I declare —why it is dear little Paolo himself. Good gracious!he has strayed away down here alone to look for blackberries, no doubt;' and as she spoke she rushed forward, and seizing the child by tue skirt drew it back from the perilous edge ...