... ly, with'a Of metes, tht sheafs being fastened with a band of red berries, together with wreathings, top hops, oats, ' blackberries, See. The reading desk was also similarly decorated, while the ledtttte-wa* -entlfccled with hops. The bad tracing* laurel ...

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... time, 3: hours. 40 0 of tie and her lout of die many rood 30 5 pack Lad it jettly be that in this rue jempior 154 0 at blackberries. of the forty.taa who only sit 10 were up at take. •.1. George IDappa, W. 8. 3104 5 Wilt.. Frederick Wadi, Herbert Leuey ...

... the text, maketh piece in thy borders, in scroll, handsomely worked, each word in separate design, in briar berries, blackberries, camomile flowers, and small bunches of hops. This was the design of the Misses Punnett On either side were bunches of ...

... PLUMSTEAD. A Surfeit of Blackberries.—The death of Thcmas Cottenden, aged 11 years, from eating black berries, was reported to Mr Catttar, the coroner for West Kent, on Saturday. The deceised, who was the son of a widow residing at 69, Robert-street, ...

... impossible to find them when situated in close proximity to others almost lost to view from the luxuriant growth of weeds, blackberry brambles, &c., seeding in all directions, evidently belonging to families with no representative. Is there no one belonging ...

... finding the goods on them.—The prisoners admitted the offence, and pleaded hunger as excuse, saying they had had nothing but blackberries for the last two davs.—The prisoners were each sentenced to 21 days' hard labour. ...

... year. The beeches in the neighbeurhood ef Sevenoaks, the chestnuts and hasels round Cobhaw, and,later en, the arbuta,the blackberry, and the holly, in this neighbourhood, have been loaded with fruit, and many trees seemed to bend under the weight. A gentleman ...

... cross wreathed with anemone Japonica, and having at the base a splendid magnolia grandiflora. Roses, geraninms, asters, blackberries, nuts, phlox, nectarines, spirea Japonica, and various grasses formed part of what was really a triumph of decorative ability ...

... farmer, of Kemsing, on the 'ath of Daniel UndeihiU, a man the employ of Mr Turner, that he saw the defendant in wood getting blackberries, and doing so he broke the under coppice. was thi third time he 'ad ordered him away, and there was two boards to warn ...

... Turner, of Kemsing, on the 12th Sept. A man in the employ of Mr. Turner deposed to seeing defendant in a wood gathering blackberries. In doing so he broke the under coppice. Mr. Turner said there had never been a footpath there. Fined ss. and 10s. costs ...

... vine leaves, and variegated maple with a bunch of grapes at each angle. Above this was a second wreath (with sprays of blackberry and bunches of ‘grapes descending from it) formed of ivy oak vineand roses. On the top was moss tastefully adorned with ...