... the pointsm in. and a man named Cope saw the woman and children walking along the canal bank. The children were gathering blackberries at the time, and the men heard the woman talking to her children. Later on the three sat down on the towing path, and this ...

... way Company, said hesa.v the deceased woman and her children passing along canal bank Wednesday morning. woman gathering blackberries. They passed on, and he did not see them again until their bodies had been recovered fro n trie, .vat- r. Joseph Ripley ...

... smell from tbe trees, and well-trained nasal organ can trace just the slightest suspicion of garlic in the undergrowth of blackberry-bushes, and in the brown carpet of firneedles. At the upper end the valley narrows into gruesome mountain pass, so contracted ...

... from Dan to Beersheba, but must wander aimlessly down some side lane, or penetrate some inviting wood to get scratches and blackberries, or make long detours through the first presentable pasture. Or rather, like Tony Lumpkin, in Goldsmitr's comedy, I decoy ...

... 'farmer. The prisoner had been before convicted, and the chairman remarked that sheep-s teal ing was getting common as blackberries in Derbyshire. The calendars were full of them. The prisoner would be sentenced two years' imprisonment, with five years' ...

... Gathering Blacxbrbeies. —Thcmas Robinson, farmer, Whittington, summoned Elizabeth King, also of Whittington, for getting blackberries on his land thereby damaging a fence or rail to the amount of 3d. on September 11th.—Prosecutor alleged that his land was ...

... the case upon payment of costs, which amounted to 3 6. Gathering Blackberries.—Thomas Robinson, farmer, Whittingtou, summoned Elizabeth King, also of Whittington, for getting blackberries on his land thereby damaging fence or rail to the amount of 3d. ...

... the Christmas log with their kith and kin, and to glance at the snow-carpeted country lanes where they were wont to get blackberries and scratches together, and at the green church-yard under whose wind-rocked trees their ancestors await the resurrection ...

... them are old Roman workings. Deep and treacherous, their surface is covered with a fascinating veil of fern and brambles, blackberry bush and nut-tree. When the fate of this unfortunate botanist is contemplated, one is made sensible of tbe dangers we all ...

... the gift of sevsral of deoeas d's companions, and is composed of wild flowers, prominent amongst them being a sprig of the blackberry plant which the deceased and her playmates had set out to gather on the morning of the day which was to be her last on earth ...

... about ten 'oclock morning. When I got to about Tickersick Farm, on tbe road to brimington, I saw number of little girls blackberrying at the side of the hedge. There appeared to be about six or seven of them, and the deceased, whom I had known previously ...

... nature. The little girl wnose name was Eleanor Windie, went out with a number of playmates who live clo3e by, to gather blackberries. They descended nil their search, aud it is said by a little girl named that nearing Tinkersick met a nun with paper flags ...