... they contend that it ia just as bad, in * principle, to deprive them of mushrooms, culti- c vated on their ground, or of blackberries * growing on their hedges a. it ia to rob their orchards of applee or their meadows of turnips. • Kini; Khama arrived in ...

... aud accompanied by two other children, named Evans, went into the fields in the neighbourhood of Green-lane, to gather blackberries. On their return one of them fell down as if in a tit, and became black in the face. In a few minutes afterwards. another ...

... the cliffs at Portland until they had reached the back of the prison gardens, where Groom left his companions to gather blackberries. He bad scarcely turned bis head when he heard a groan, and on returning found Wise looking over the cliff, and laughing ...

... Alan Johnstone's Storm Queen Lund 8 6 Mr W F Lee's Marion Hood Lund 8 6 Mr T Lindsay's Scratch Private 8 6 Mr W Sanderaon's Blackberry _. Sanderson 8 6 Mr Vyner's Barberry _Osbornes 8 6 Mr X Craig's Empress Frederick (late Golden Gem) Lund 8 6 Mr B Hawksworth's ...

... The Queen returned to Balmoral in the twiligh*. The wea her was chilly, with occasional drizzling showers. A Surfeit of Blackberries. — The death of Bobert Cottendeu, aged 1 i years, from eating bia k- berries, has been reported to Mr. Ca ttar, the coroner ...

... last ar ■ very fouJ of the beech mast. Bullfinches are very scare j this flight, priucioa'ly owing to the bligl.t in the blackberry time. Tb.r- has never b-=-en known 9uch a scarcity of theee berriee these 30 years. Si kins have nr t ,et arrive 1, but ...

... had been missing from his home since Sunday week. The deceased, who left his home with the ostensible intention of going blackberrying, left tbe Warrington Workhouse on Wednesday morning, in the company of two others. When he left home he had an overcoat ...

... J Alderson. Two acre., of swedes or turnips, grown by Hadfields turnip manure, n.,fc less than one ton to be used J Cox, Blackberry Farm, Deighton ; 2, T Waller. Welbury. A luncheon was provided in a marquee on tbe ground, Mr. T. Autou, of the Duke of ...

... Tharaday Night. Eleoiton Addresses. Election addresses will soon be as thick as i leavea in Vai lorn brusa., or as the blackberries now showing themselves temptingly in our I hedges. But one of the earliest is also one of the most interesting, partly ...

... of that village. He complained that for a long time past depredations had been committed in the garden in tbe shape of blackberry bushes being pulled up by the roots, and several patches of garden produce wantonly destroyed. — On the suggestion of the ...

... Weii-hill's Grove Hill. 2 yri X Tomlinsoa 0 6 to ■*. on Ben Stron.e, 4 to 1 agat Collarette, 5 to 1 Grove Hill, and 10 to 1 Blackberry. After i(me delay Collarette jumped off In front of Black- tarry and Ben Stroine, with Grove Hill on the outside. So they ...

... — Reanrgam, 6 yn Mr Newman's Dragsman, aged Mr Purvis's Cannock Chaae, 8 yn Mr Robertson's Bayeox, 4 yn Capt. Stirling's Blackberry. 6 yn Mr Yates's Diamond, aj.ed Mr Yeates's Thyra, 4 yn ARRIVALS. Fate Caatle Wellan Anteros Challenger Stroller Glauoua ...