... the assault.—For tam defence, a daughter of Mrs. Stewart said there was a row about the blackberries, and Mrs. Humphreys struck her mother with the blackberrying stick, and then in the face with her fist. She did not see her mother pull hair out of ...

... publichouse. He said that he knew where to get some blackberries and nuts. At that time prosecutor had his watch and money with him. The prisoner took him into the middle of a wood ; they got some blackberries, and stayed there in hour and a half before they ...

... bramble, sprawling about in all directions ; these alone afford us ample food for reflection. The latter plant, viz., the blackberry, may be seen in all stages of fruition, except the black one, because the assiduity with which the youngsters hunt for these ...

... dieobedience, die ird rliawn idleness, abccoutling, &c. Some of the children were miniehed for climbing over the fence, blackberrying, and stealing apples. Mr. TArrgusoku. asked if these were some of the 72 boys who the 7; were told had absconded a short ...

... was remanded in consequence of there being very little known about dm prisoner. Hs stated that he came from London to get blackberries. and that he only picked up a few apples through the hedge of the prosecutor. It was stated by the police this morning ...

... en the taa.tables of most well.to.do American fanners —VIZ., fi nit site. Huck eberi les are much I k. d;in t cacao ry blackberries or mullerries could be used their wend. nothiiig could be noir.itelicomi than ritspberiy or stiawbeiry shortcake. The here ...

... people getting over it. When a baby he had been wheeled through the ground in a perambulator, and his sister had gathered blackberries therein.—Aldin also aid he had been in the habit of passing through the ground for the past 16 years. Complainant : You ...

... said he had reoeivermission from Mr. Gainaford to shoot over his laud. Durham said he was not one of the party, but was black-berrying. Mr. Gainsford here stated that he allowed Weaver the right of shooting on his ground one day in the winter, but his ...

... remains, we, of course, at once set to work to unravel the myst ery.! The story ran thus :—As sone children were gathering blackberries in Grimnersbury-lane, near the residence of Baron Rothschild, they came upon the body in a ditch, and at once raised an ...

... and from there to Dorchester. At a little pLize nineteen miles front Portland conceal. d myself m a Rea Two men came in blackberrying, and I had to I ^et out. One asked me whera I was going to. said, 'Ta Blandford.' He volunteered to ahoy me the way, but ...

... hair, and on every part of her dress that offered any inducements there nestled jellies and jams, quinces and plums and blackberries artless confusion. Dazed by the sadden crash she stood for a moment or two mechanically endeavouring to remove the strawberry ...

... The defendant thereupon directed one of his men to take away the blackberries, amid as he approached the defendant fired his gun, sending the handkerchief containing the blackberries threeyards away. Witness could not tell whether the gun had more than ...