... principally of stout Hazel and Ash gals' Poles, in Wilmer Park ; and strong Blackthorn, in Blackberry. Company to meet at Wilmer Park at Eleven a.m., and at Blackberry at 1.30. p.m. 711 ORTON, near Kettering, Northamptonshire,, SWEDE AND WHITE TURNIPS. TO ...

... consisting principally of stout Hazel and Ash Poles, in Wilmer Park ; and strong Blackthorn, in Blackberry. Company to meet at Wilmer Park at Eleven a.m., and at Blackberry at 1.30. p.m. 711 LITTLE ADDINGTON, Northamptonshire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs ...

... chestnut. Wild flowers grow in abundance ilendrons, asalian, dog-wood, he., Wild cherries, I grapes, strawberries, and blackberries, too, are plentiful. Partridges, quail, and a species of hare, are the ' usual game to be found. A black bear ( Anvei/view) ...

... mouthful and blew it over the in the form of tine spray. Hung loiqs, Hang ft's. Chow Dig's, and Lim Foit'a are ea oonsmen as blackberries. The emigration scheme seems to bother the San Franciseaus very much, awl I do n. 4 wonder at it. A Chinese tams, maybe ...

... Belles of Beachwood, and Our Modern Poets. Upon the coloured cover to Once a Week (19, Tavistock-street) are represented Blackberries and Butterflies. The varied nature of the contents does credit to the editor's ingenuity. The Leisure Hour and Sunday Home ...

... oi' children's mirth, Now is dividing of that store of good freely promised the cliarmful earth, hazel-nuts and purple blackberries, hardy acorns fallen from the trees. Now iu the fields the golden harvest gleams While tender days fade slowly in the west ...

... oneeyed people. to Children.—A boy named Thomas Cottenden, aged eleven years, Kobert st., Plainstead, has died from eating blackberries. He was taken ill about twenty-four hours after eating quantity of the fruit, gathered himself, and which was thonght were ...

... assemblage is expected to be one of great magnitude and splendour. A boy aged eleven years, of Plumstead, has died from eating blackberries He was taken ill about twentyfour hours after f a quantity of the fruit, gathered by himself, and which i is thought ...

... prisoners were subsequently apprehended. Elizabeth Smith stated about half-past four on the day in question, having gone blackberrying, she was near the prosecutor's pond, when she saw both prisoners there. They were in the field close to the pond. —P.C ...

... Burton Overy. The prosecutrix iu the service James Lucas Cook, of Burton Overy, and on the 3rd inst. she went out to gather blackberries. She went on to the Gartree road, and all of sudden saw the prisoner within five yards of her. She was very frightened ...

... leaving tin circuit. A c.illec'ion behalf the clothing clul the procec-liogs.- A boy name Lvik whoso sister loft him gather blackberry 's, g-tiot. liel steam ploughing was in operation, ao - coming iu with the wire rope, his arm wadrawn to the pulley block ...

... Instead of doing so, they took it to a field and drank it. Nothing more was heard of them till a man who was getting blackberries found them. One man was lying on his back, the other on his face, with his arm over his companion's breast. Dr. Walter ...