... Works, consisting of pitwood, cordwood, hoop and hurdle stuff. Lot 10—About 12 Acres of COPPICE WOOD, in 2 pieces ' called Blackberry Close and Coed Gwyn, in the parish of Rudry, adjoining the Rumney Railway, and within a quarter of a mile of the Machen ...

... week, Sweet and Tripp were playing in a lane at Pill. The prisoner came up to them, took them to a field, gathered some blackberries for thew, and while Tiipp was at a distance, behaved indecently towards S eet, cffering her a penny. On the folleW lug ...

... FINDING, by E, WEIR., 3s 6d LITTLE SUSY'S SIX BIRTHDAYS, by her AUNT SUSY, 2s 6d THE EXILES OF LUCERNA, 29 6d THE CHILDREN OF BLACKBERRY HOLLOW, 2a61 GOD'S WAY OF PEACE, by Dr BONAR, 2s EVELYN GRAY, by J. MAcGowArr, 2s 6d PASSING CLOUDS, by CYCLA, 28 6d HELP ...

... beloved country. He had to contend against a great deal in his district, for the infamous copperheads were as thick as blackberries, and he often felt as if he would like thrashinga man to be a Christian virtue, that he might have the privilege of digging ...

... induced the prosecutrix to go down a path with him in the neighbourhood of Liswerry, under the pretext of purchasing some blackberries which she was vending, when he threw her on a bank, and attempted to take indecent liberties, but was prevented by the ...

... transacted. Theatrical booths were very few in number, but nut, orange, and gingerbread sellers, were as plentiful as blackberries, and the comparatively new swindle of selling a penny purse full of money for one shilling—a transaction in which none ...

... the answer to this is, there was no London, and there was no express. So the children dye their lips and clothes with blackberries, die themselves, and are buried by redbreasts. The farther Igo in this field of nursery lore the more of an aceldama I ...

... resided at Bishop'sgate-parade, Newport. On the day in question, she had been picking blackberries, and met the prisoner, who asked her how she sold her blackberries. She said threepence a quart, and he said he would have a quart, and that he lived down ...

... occurred on the Cornwall Railway on Saturday afternoon. Three little boys, about nine years of age, had been out picking blackberries, and returned home across the Camel's Head Viaduct, between Devonport and Saltash. When half-way across it, a train approaching ...

... find it hard to replace him. In,urance matter& are pretty much where they were. Applications to clerks are as plentiful as blackberries, and actuaries, accountants, and solicitors must be making a nice thing of the late disasters. The hear' jug before vi ...

... Works, consisting of pitwood, cordwood, hoop and hurdle stuff. Lot 10.—About 12 Acres of COPPICE WOOD, in 2 pieces, called Blackberry Close and Coed Gwyn, in the parish of Rudry, adjoining the Rumney Railway, and within a quarter of a mile of the Machen ...

... abbey that are still standing by the side of the river (that I am sure of, for I have often seen them myself, and gathered blackberries under the great east window); and so, as the old man was groping his way among the ruins (and close to the chaucel), what ...