... the defendant. this letter Mr. Black wrote the following reply t_ Reasons, my dear Sir, as Palstaff says, 'are plenty blackberries! but will give no man reason on compulsion,' I refer you to canon 101,— 1 No license shall granted but toeueb persons good ...

... House and Blancards's, stole quantity sovereigns at each, and then disap. peared. This summer they will be as plenty as blackberries. Each steamer will bring a fresh lot. Mr. Estcourt, M.P., has sold his beautiful seat. New Park, near Devizes, to Mr. ...

... without any visible means of obtaining a livelihood, sleeping night-time In outhouses, and subsisting, states, principally blackberries. He was examined on Monday Maldon, and remanded. Great doubts are entertained as te his being of sound mind. ...