... Wimpson. On the Sunday moruing in question shie was in G reen-lane picking blackberries, when prisoner met ber and told her to go into a garden and be ~woald piek her some blackberries. She entered the garden, and ~ prisoner threw her down and a-sanlted her ...

... wero blackberrying. We had been together daring the afternoon. We had been friends—there was quarrel. We were picking blackberries, and got some. Henry Ventham had his knife open. He said “That is my blackberries.” I then picking some blackberries ont ...

... waa found ten days sfieo wards in field in exhausted state. She staled that the had subsisted during the whole of period blackberries and water, end had slept in wood done by. The woman •uctnmbed few day. afterwards. Deceased served a term fourteen days’ ...

... Everingham Rectory, said that on September 24 he and otber boys went blackberry ing. On their return they were accuse- by the defendant and Mrs. Le Maistre of eating the blackberries. Witness afterwards took down his clothes and was thrashed by the defendant ...

... ucing capabilities. Fish of 21bs. and over, from Ringwood and elsewhere, have this season been almost a_> plentiful as blackberries. There were complaints, some time ago, about part of the river having been netted to thin down the numbers of coarse rish ...

... SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATION Wanted by WAITER or INDOOR SERVANT, age a 3, good character evening work.—C , 14, Blackberry-terrace, Bevois-road, Sonth- BAKERS. —Wanted, Young Man, Situation as FIRST or GOOD SECOND, or management of small business ; good ...

... down to Epping in the warm weather, containing s2bool children and others, and family picnics are got up under the trees. Blackberries, says an indignant East Londoner used to be within six miles of Whitechapel; the Whitechapel and Bethnal Green boys ...

... named Alice Bigwood, aged years, who resides with* her parents Arctic-road, went, in company with another child, to gather blackberries in coppice. There the children met man named John Joseph Padmore, said be resident of Southampton, who is employed as fireman ...

... AUCTION. MONDAY.—BaIo of farm and other stock, Bran’s farm, Bramshaw, Mr. B. Chlgnell, at 2. TUESDAY.-Bale of effects, 22, Blackberry-terrace. Southampton, Messrs. and Ca. 2. Sale of household furniture, Alreelord House, Alrecford. by Messrs. Gudgeon and ...

... thousand five hundred egga. C. P. Norman Lodge, Shirley. PS.— There ia a wonderful crop of acorns this year, and blackberries for the pheasants sad wood pigeons, snd I mean to try my poultry to eat them, by breaking or crashing them. ...

... on com- plainant's son, Charles Thomas, who deposed that on the 25th September he was in a Held in Broad-lane, picking Blackberries. The defendant came into the field, and whipped him across the leg. He hit witness two or three times. It was the defendant's ...

... they roads no answer. but seemed very Mdependent. After asking them again what they wanted Ciere, they said they were blackberrying. He lid not see tie defendants net the dop on.- -Cherie. Arnold I who been previously oonvicted) 10.. with 7s. tki. coats ...