... TOPSHAM. Same very blackberries were gathered is the Retreat Pak ea the astk of January. NEWTON ABBOT. A heavy thentkreterst passed over this town on Same. day eveeing. The lightning was vivid ; and at Maas the church Moth was distactly visible. The ...

... Therefore the spot is one that would delight a boyish heart, for the enjoyment of picking primroses—like that of gathering blackberries—is greatly enhanced by a good scramble. I am not certain whether the fields I speak of are owned by Mr. Harefield Peters ...

... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON. In Cheshire the gathering of blaeltlatreez far Liverpool and Manchester markets now provides profitable occupation for the canntry people. Enormous g santitiea are being sent away. A mother and three ch•laren will earn sot. and ...

... T. Lee, Westwood, on the 13th or September. Riad= pleaded guilty. Flood pleaded guilty to being in the orchard picking blackberries, but not fur the purpose of stealing apples. he owner, not wishing to press the case, the defendants were fined fa. 6d ...

... Witness searched Pratt and found a couple of nets, and on Knowles a net, rabbit. and ferret. Rice had a bag containing blackberries, and in his pocket two nets. Pratt said he was In his own field, and had given Rice a rabbit for the use of hie ferret ...

... was drawers. It was deadand cold, but si: „. l i d t . o id nototice any Consols weaker, at 99A-zoo ; New and Reduced, BLACKBERRIES AND THE POOR, the girl Lily p Men of in the articles entitled marks of violence onthethencommunicated with the Coroner ...

... poaching, saylafr the rabbit found upon hie was given him by Pratt for the loan of his ferret. R , ce said be was only picking blackberries. The Bench held the case to be proved, anti fined the defendants roe. each, or seven days' imprizonnent Charles Way, Some ...

... from the depths of Debts Castle by the loyalists of the island. There is an exceptionally flue crop of blackberries this season, and blackberrying is gradually developing intoa regular rural industry ; next year will probably see it flourishing on a still ...

... l l of in P e ortland, Maine, Is named Letter I males are hr. The easiest sv ty to mark table linen—Leave the baby and • blackberry pie alone at the, table for three minutes. It le said that love conquers all things ; but a jumping toothache, that knows ...

... diction was built. Now, Sir, if cur noblest of Oratces—and of men—if he of whom 1 myself long ago wrote, Nobilities, like blackberries we find, but how uncommon Is • noble mind! The man of whom our children's lips may say— He laboured for the people in his ...

... evidence showed that several children were playing together on Sunday in Penrith Beacon-wood, where they were gathering blackberries. Graham had been interfering with the fruit-gathering by jumping on the bushes, and the deceased, who had a stick, threatened ...

... HoLswolinir Whilst picking blackberries, a servant gift used Luzon, in service at Mr. Thomas itadeock's, coarhbuilder, Hotsworthy, was taken very ill, and had to be conveyed to her master's house in a cart. On Saturday meriting it was discovered that ...