... on Thssrsday afternoon Miss Eyre ond another young lady were In a fleld near theaBoroughlroad. Higher ebioRton. picking blackberries. Tbe prisoner went up to them. aehzed Miss Evre by the dres, and threw her down. ahe screamed ' Murder,' and managed to ...

... 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 ...

... argued that these mmer children hiad been habitually' faymiliar, and that wvhen the boy ecratched' his own nose in picking blackberries the gossips fancied the marks had been produced during the struggle. His lordship having carefully summed up; the jury ...

... near the complainant's pigstye. Ford came Iup to witness gave him a penny, and told him to go into another field to get blackberries. Witness, however, told his mother of what had occarred. He subsequently saw both men loitering about in the neigh- b1(nrhood ...

... Is. fine, and 2e. 6d. costs, for damaging a fence at Ryhope, on the property of John Thubron, whilst they were gathering blackberries on the 15th inst, MOlNDAY. AN OLD OFFENDER. Dorothy Goodwill pleaded guilty to a charge of being drunk and riotous at Hylton ...

... Superintendent of N'uisances, applied for an order to destroy nineteen hampers and sieves, containing l,OOOlb. of unsound blackberries, which had been seized on the premises of Wnm. Paley, fruiterer, Kirkgate Market. The order was granted. Tins REGUL.LTIONS ...

... miesing . from his home since Sunday week. The deceased, i who left his home with the ostensible intention of going h blackberrying, left the Warrington Workhouse on ) Wednesday morning, in the company of two others. I When he left home he had an overcoat ...

... question. The only act of trespass sought to be proved against him was that he had sent his children on the land to pick blackberries. The man was only a poor labourer, who could not pay damages, and the Court would not allow itself to be influenced by ...

... 25th September, The prosecutrix, a precocious girl, deposed that on the day in question, she and a companion were picking blackberries in a field in the outskirts of Swansea, when they met the prisoner, who, when her companion was some distance off, criminally ...

... 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 ...

... the murder of Mr ud Austee at St. Albans. Some clothes, including ye trousers, jacket,and waistcout, found hidden under ve blackberry bushes in a cornfield, are now identlh nfed as having belonged to the deceased. A en quantity of plate, also stolen from ...

... engaged in procuring further evidence. Some clothesI including trousers, jacket, and waistcoat, found hidden under some blackberry, bushes in a corn field have been identified as having belonged to the deceased. A quan- tity of plate. also stolen from ...