... Flock and William Skinner, at Frampton Cotterell, on Monday last. The statement of the boys was that they had been out blackberrying, and wore returning home when the defendant came out of • bad and, withont receiving any provocation, beat the children ...

... Luerlseon o( ditto. Al) Moat Partridge, Chicken and Mani, Ducks aod Green Pens dinner, Is 6d. Steaks, Cldpd Potatoes, lg. 3d. Blackberry. Grape, Apple, or Phis Inn, 3d. Mislead Every Evening. 6 tIR 10. Sappers in the London end agile. Rump Meek, Chop, Devild ...

... Israel Garland, on the 22nd of August at St. George's. The complainant said he was near the defendant's members gathering blackberries, and the latter woe up and struck him with a large stick. In his defence the defendant said the boys did a great deal of ...

... walking in company with Fanny Warner, also a married woman, from Tyler-grill to St. Stephens, and on the way to gather blackberries from • hedge along the road about mile and a hall from Canterbury. While they were so engaged a priest paned them in the ...

... JA.II;ART is remarkable fact minadrerted so hie book On Liberty. Mr. Bodkin that before the frost of Saturday feat ripe blackberries wen 'err dvdl,, Toe will receive DO gross treatment frequently to be found in the hedge-rows in this part of And this tree ...

... other children, to ate the swans about a quarter past nine o'clock, when one of them happening go oat of the path to pick a blackberry, the defendant came oat and told them to keep in the path, or he would put the stick about their backs. She was quite sere ...

... complainant Oo being mho{ irby wimple lomat', wifv,md not come for then was ha custom, the prisoner said she had gone blackberrying. The wif• of complainant was Galled, and denied having seat the prisoner for the weep. Themagistrates committed the armour ...

... CREWS lior.r--A sad accident occurred yesterday afternoon, at Crew's Hole, to a boy named Henry Holloway. He was picking blackberries in a hedge in his father's garden when he accidentally fell over into the lane, and received so severe an injury to his ...

... Independent Electors which are scattered abroad through the useful media of the newspapers is as plentiful as that of blackberries, or oven of hawthorn berries, which we are told surpasses in magnitude this season the growth of any previous autumn within ...

... P.C. Cools, 257, deposed that be was on duty about half-past four on the morning in queetion. and mettle prisoner near Blackberry hill carrying a large bundle on bighead. Diractly he caught sight of wirers be threw it over a wall into a quarry. He Litama) ...

... eaLoyed themselves Toll CITY TIMISUZIRSHIP. The candidates for the mast Wiles of treasurer to the city seem as plestital as blackberries. Is additioe to Alderman Coo and Tows Coonaller Moore, the more coospieeoss aspiraota ace Mr. Gore, coo el Alderman Gore ...

... Bobs go out. 85. A little before Eve. 86. Because they dwell in the land of Ire (Ireland). 37. They go black burying (blackberrying). 38. Because we never know what may turn up. 39. It should be returned. 40. The river Styx (sticks). 41. The dog-star ...