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... and cattle were sent by rail from Chesterfield.-The CIHAIRMAN remlarked that sheep stealing was becoming as plentiful as blackberries in Derbyshire. That was a very bad case, and the sentence of the Court was twvo years' imprisonment and five years' police ...
... weekto o be esamined by the surgeon at the ?? in leaving the Court prisoner said he was under some magnetic id infuence. er BLACKBERRY GATHErtNo.-James Bestwick (15), and Ad John Brindley (13) were summoned for breaking down a d. fence, value 6d., the property ...
... Chesterfield and Brimington-roal about ten o'clock in the morning with Eleanor Windle and Four others. They were going blackberrying towards Chester- field, She knew a place called Tinkersic, and near there °t saw prisoner. He had a harrow with parasols ...
... German, and American fruit-growers. All the gooseberries. raspberries, strawberries, b]ack eur- rants, darnsons, anut blackberries used by me are entirely Etighish-no foreign whatever being iuied-and to prove that the quantity is not particularly small ...
... was summoned for damaging a fence at Markeaton, the property of Mr. Win. Whiteburst, farmer. Defendant went searching tor blackberries and mnushrooms. Complainanit said these people were a great nuisance, and caused a ?? of unpleasantness by allowing cattle ...
... He Nvent up to three of them and told n: them if they would follow him he would show them es .where there were lots of blackberries. The children I accordinely followed him and two of them having got over a stile, prisoner knocked prosecatrix down and ...
... Al or annoyed in coneequence of defendant once R ordering him and his dogst oil his land. Defendant was in out gathering blackberries at the time lhe saw him -Re- Jo examined Witness hand no ill-feeling against defendant, Di but he thought defendant had ...
... that the ord inary rerpectable trade of the hogse wo- Id tnot support it. ?? in th e incighbinarhciod wst-re &a thick asi blackberries on a bramible rr busn, and the Brown Bear was not wanted at all, 'Th~ d aer.- within meamurable, distance (if very great ...