... all no signs of violence. The conclusion that he came to was that the deceased was wandaring through the wood gathering blackberries and bad died suddenly. Dr. J. 0. Lane said it was the body of a man probably about 50 years of age. It was in a de- composed ...

... Robinson and T.ffary. The boys were last eeea alive yesterday at noon by their parents, who thought they were goingr to gather blackberries. It is piesumed they fell into tho water accidea- tentally. An inquest will be held in due coarse. ...

... following items --Cigars (eight boxes) 16 dollars three packs playing cards, 50 cents half-pint Old Crow, 35 cents ditto blackberry brandy, 20 cents; eaJts, 10 cents 41b pulverised sugar, 32 cents; medicine tablets, 13 cents; papers, lemons, etc., 3 dollars ...

... Albert Cumuiings (33), carpenter, whose body with two deep I(a.shes in the throat was di. covered by two children whilst blackberrying on Saturday. Twelve and SIXpence and a silver watch and chain were found on the body. The deceased had been unemployed ...

... dinner to his father, who was employed raising stones near the Great Western Colliery, wandered down the river side picking blackberries. It is presumed that he over-reaciied himself and, falling into the river, was carried away by the flood. His body was ...

... 29th wounded, with intent to murder, Mary Ann Hcoks, the wife of a shepherd at Ringstead. The woman, it was stated, was blackberrying with her son, aged four and a half, when prisoner appeared and offered 2s to the boy to go away. He then offered the woman ...

... of his brother, aged five, and another boy, of the same age, proceeded towards the cliffs for the purpose of gathering blackberries, which grow in profusion at thab part, and ib is supposed that he had ventured too near the head of the precipice and fell ...

... railwar shunter named j  S ? proceede through BICkleigh Vale, the r-own pic-nicking spot, witi• nt* ent5 ion of picking blackberries. Th? S°???? near the Lea Moor China Cl^lw ° w?ocia there is a private rlhILY In co?L? ?? ?i-t.h ?the Great Western mun ...

... of the same place.—According to complainant's evidence, she and a younger girl on the day in question Vent to gather blackberries to C.vrt-y- Celyn Wood, where they met both prisoners, who wt-re nutting. Main, on approaching the girls, made indecent ...

... stationmaster took the gtrl to Fishpond'! and hauded her over to the sbationmaster there, who fwi her convoyed to her home at Blackberry Hill, Stapleton, in a cab. Had the giri jumped from the train on to the Fishponds Station platform instead of Staple Hill ...

... was very excitable in every way. On August 28, 1889, accused and Alfrep Lawrence, with four other boys, went together blackberrying at Stapleton. Williams. and Lawrence quarrelled and fought. Some time after the fight William drew a revolver from his ...

... well repreeented. A sum of over £ 30 was realised. f ARRIVALS. I IArriotte, Armanie, Battv, Belle of the Wold, Blessing. Blackberry, Bluebell, Candace, Capucin, Chow Chow, Cider. Complications, Conadale, Con- fiteor, Crusade, Disturbance, Dinner Bell ...