... then set to work to prepare tea and a bountiful supply of eatables, while the rest rambled in the lanes or woods to find blackberries or nuts, or wild dowers and fem. At 4.30, all assembled to tea, under a spreading apple tree loaded with fruit, whence ...

... together with witness and two other boys named Arthur Pope and Harwood Hunt, went down a lane for the purpose of picking blackberries, and then went to the 'River Teo, and walked along the bank some distance. The deceased said, This is a famous place ...

... After dinner he awl other lead gone for a walk at Walsall, charged with tie murder oi wile. by the riverside to gather blackberries. When It seems that the ecauseel his wife la a tired of that they dictated themselves of shoes and public-house the noise ...

... blood, on the On seeing money in the hands of his wife, who had ground that she had bewitched her neighbour's been selling blackberries, he demanded it of her. daughter, a confirmed invalid. The old woman, She re a me d to l et have it, and h e commence d ...

... being taken to prevent the recurrence of outrages in England are sail to be of • very stringent character. Two boys, while blackberrying in a field adjacent to where the recent Houghton-le-Spring races were held, strolled under the grand stand, where they ...

... denizen of the farm from calfhood, had been pelted and ill-used the day before by a baud of boys desirous of gathering blackberries in the where he was grazing. When, therefore, the farm lid —who it was strongly suspected had been one of the aseailauts—went ...

... arising from the non-delivery of a quantity of blackberries at Manchester in time for the market, said the fruit, which consigned to Mr Richard Fluett, of :Manchester, consisted of 43 baskets of blackberries. He delivered them at the Langport station on ...

... stayed to hear no more. Unmindful of the glorious day when he and Harris fcII, be broke incontinently for a neighbouring blackberry patch into which he plunged as reckiessty as ho of old who scraLliel out both his eyes. ' His antagonist, who hs..l stool ...

... hazel nut, and the walnut, beech nuts, and acorns, and, in the feasted on the raspberry, the strawberry, the elderberry, the blackberry, the wild cherry, and the sloe. The art of making pottery was familiar to them, and their implemests of stone, horn, and ...

... and the red cardinal bird? Robbie. Well, it aint a bad idea. She gave me some bread and jam, the night I got lost, blackberrying on the hills, and told me such a nice story about Fortunatus and his Purse, when I was resting on her sofa. Yes, and ...

... basket: common ditto, per It: damsons, 2d. to SJ. per quart; grapes. English, 3s. to 41. foreign, 6d. to Is. &I. per it: blackberries, 3d. ; filberts, M. per lb ; lemons, Is. to 2s. per dozen; cabbages, Id. to : caulitlowers, 21. to 44. ; scarlet and French ...

... apples, ld. to 2d. per lb. ; selected plums, 6.1. per basket; Common ditto, Id. and 2.1. per lb. : damsons, 2.1. to 6d. : blackberries, 3d. per quart: grapes, English, 3s. to 4s. ; foreign, 6.1. to Is. 6.1. per lb. : melons, 6.1.; pine apples, 2s. 6.1. to ...