... by Mr. Cosby, Wellington by Col. Gilbert, Re„i*haw l>v Mr. Singletcn, Skirmish by Col. Russell, Surveyor hy Mr. Kent, and Blackberry by Mr. Griffiths. A Sweep-take* of 10 -ev. each, for hair-bred horse*, 10 Sub- scribers— Won in three heat* by Mr. Lewis ...

... from starvation; besides, there are marks of violence on the body. The prisoner, in his defence, said he had been out blackberrying, and, on coming through Finchley, he overtook two men, who bad a sack. It was not until they had walked a considerable ...

... about the church-yard. The prisoner said he was sorry to be in such a condition. He went on Sunday below Finchley to gather blackberries ; he fell into the corn. pany of two other men in the evening, and walked with them towards London • he was not acquainted ...