... defendants, witness said they had a few blackberries ina basket. They both had their hands in the stream, He was not more than ten yards from them when Hodgson caught the trout. They said that they had come to get blackberries.—Mr Parnick said the men went there ...

... of Lis opinions, and more especially differing from him on the Currency question, we can yet imagine reasoms plenty as blackberries” why such an investigation as that which he wished to procure should be instituted. We have before remarked upon the tone ...

... were rung at intervals daring the day. About 200 children were regaled with a plentiful supply of tea and cake, and the “blackberries” disappeared with wonderful celerity. After tea, each child was presented with a white rosette or wedding favour by the ...

... committed for trial at the Seasions, THE CRIME OY BLACKBERRY ANN Davis and SaRaAH DOWNEY—two poor destitute, wretched- looking, women—were brought up, charged with having been found gathering blackberries iu « plantation belonging to Colonel Beckwith. The ...

... defendant and two or three more gathering blackberries in a wood belonging the Dean Chapter, and going to the place, they all ran away, but he followed and overtook tbc defendant, who had can full of blackberries. great deal of damage had been done the ...

... same people have been in the habit of daily visiting the woods round about Brsnce%eth. and not content with taking such blackberries as grow about the outskirts, they have penetrated amongst the pheasant covers and not onkv ** scared” away the gsme, but ...

... consolation from be dragged i in a moment of inadvertence, writes “ aprieot jam” on the pot containing the hambler com- pound, “blackberry jelly. Hence the most violent partisan can review with di i calm the excellent address on horticultare which Mr delivered ...

... baking—lst, Mr Harrison ; 2nd, Mr Wilson. extra prize was awarded to Mr Beverly, Darlington, for small collection of cherries, blackberries, and red currants. ...

... matters were worse than he ever knew them in his experience, and when it was notorious that sovereigns were as plentiful as blackberries. The twaddle of this paper is proverbial, but in its raciest moments it never missed the mark more completely, except, ...

... not be summoned. James Hawkins, keeper for Lord Durham, stated the case. Defendants declared that they were in search of blackberries, and were not in pursuit of game. The Bench ordered defendants to pay each, including costs. A Leamside Inn. Application ...

... invariably proclaims iteelf in a good lovuking face, and to maintain this well regulated attention toa fruit diet Plums, blackberries, white and red grapes, orauges, and peaches are amvng the table fruits, and it is difficult to say which is the best for ...

... highway on the 26th September.—Fined 63 and 58 6d costs. GETTING BLACKBERRIES.— William Carling, of Castle Eden col- liery, was charged with having trespassed in search of blackberries on land in the occupation of Mr Scott, farmer, Blackhead.—Fined is ...