... more prevalent amongst the early po atoe. than the others.l-Above one-th.rd are ea.d to diseased. _ Trespassing to get Blackberries. - James aged man, was fined 10s. and costs on Friday for trespassing for the purpose of getting r nuay, ...

... William Murray, Thursday previous, Some ¢ dham, and had been seen since the in a plantation. close to ¢ hildren were getting blackberries cotton mills, and found he canal, near Mr. Cheetham’s & man’s dress; information was given to county police co: nstable ...

... if he had anything to say against the charge, and having received the usual caution, he said that hewasgoing to Bowdon blackberrying, and hearing a noise of fowls he looked round and found his dog was missing; he then went out and saw the dog with a hen ...

... vicars—(Hear ) Now, he did not see the connection between the two things—he did not think that if vicarwere made plentiful as blackberries they would be as much thought of they were now. The Cross of the Legion Honour when given to everybody was not worth a ...

... capacity. This trunk might seem an iottr convenient enough when inserted * syrup, or applied to tbe broker' . over-ripe blackberry, but we of en, ew per of sweets quite as busy rowi small which we shall find on close msR^ ,o, w t grinders, by degrees ...

... James Begg, formerly of Glasgow. In the afternoon he, with two of his schoolfellows, proceeded along the cliffs to gather blackberries. He had not long been engaged in what he thought innocent and safe amusement, when, by some treacherous step, he was hurled ...

... with the assistance of two large soup tureens, the numerous dishes were all displayed. We had, among other luxuries, fresh blackberries and bon-bons, the latter were rather dry, and had no doubt travelled far. Each man had a three-pronged iron fork, end a ...