... Gazette August and 16, respectively : “The wife Mr. Geo. Jewell, who lives near Alarsdeu’s diggings, while out picking blackberries on Wednesday, was bitten the hand by a large rattlesnake. She gave the alarm when Air. Jewell, who was near by, came to ...

... of the poor of the parish. Fatal Accident occurred at Paignton on Saturday to child named George Lear. In searching for blackberries near an unprotected quarry at the pier, he fell backwards depth of feet. His head was severely injured, and on Sunday at ...

... manifest in one way or another a fondness for dangerous pursuits. Bold and daring youngsters are plentiful in the land blackberries were in summer when Falstaff larded the lean earth.” The other day fonr boys were found in an open boat—probably lighterman’* ...

... of 5s to 7s. from last years fair. Among the horses the best demand was for hunters and for long tails of good breed. * Blackberries are very abundant this year, both England where they are liked, and in Ireland, where they are not. There has been large ...

... not commented on. There might easily some method adopted by which blackberries, which grow in such profusion remote country, district* might gathered and sent to town. Why is tho blackberry not cultivated in our gardens ? That it might bo produced with great ...

... BLACKBERRY PICKING. The gathering of blackberries iu Cheshire for tho Liverpool and Manchester markets now provides profitable occupation for tho country people. conception can In; formed enormous q nan ties dispatched weekly. A mother and three children ...

... he. It’s responpib’e A man needs have all his eyes and cars about him. And, moreover, situations Loudon don't grow, like blackberries on tho bushes, to be gathered will.’’ Humph!” commented Captain Garrick. “So it seems ’* “And perhaps,” hopefully added ...

... bareback riding terminates right here 1” And I rolled myself of! the starboard side of that horse and struck on my head in wild blackberry bush. I went home with a nr*« full of briars and an accumulation of raw experience that would have been worth its worth ...

... itself. Just like it was in my .girl days.” said she, Tico of ’em. It seems as if I could almost pick the berries off the blackberry bushes at the back, and feel the cold spray of the river my face. I never cared for art before, but do now.” CAPTURING A ...

... were exhibite* some huge blackberries grown at Leiceater, which, if they were as delicious to eat as they picluref que look at, ought to be highly valued. the present lime nothing has been done to iroprov® the English blackberry. An one idea seems* prevail ...

... time that the defendants were found, and Weymouth was very straightforward in the matter. The other boys said they were blackberry ing, but Weymouth said it was no use telling lies in the matter— they were ferrettiug. He (Mr Llewelyn) had said Samuelson ...

... The trees are only shewing the faintest tinge autumnal colour, yet the fields are hare and the wheatshcafs garnered. The blackberries lag behind, and are yet hard and green and wild berries, such as the mountain ash, and guelder • roses are but half coloured ...