... of temper, instead of affording him healthful recreation. The experience of the local battalion of Volunteers in camp at Blackberry ffill this week has on the whole been of a satisfactory and pleasant character. Tbe locality is admirably adapted for the ...

... Leicestershire Volunteers have again gone into camp fcr a week's training, tbe eoena chosen for tbe purpose this year being Blackberry Hill, witbin the tar-famed and picturesque grounds of Belvoir Castle, which, by tbe kindness ot bis Grace tbe Duke of Rutland ...

... of sight-seeing were offered they were taken advantage of, and that not least among them was the volunteer encampment at Blackberry Hill, near Redmile. More locally there was the Charnwood Forert, whose points of interest received tbeir full share of visitors ...

... interesting, and afforded much entertainment to the large crowd of soectators At the close of this duty the men marched back to Blackberry HiU, and were immediately dismiaaed for dinner, ttae review having lasted aboat two taoura. The X Company won favourable ...

... Charles Hudson, gamekeeper, said he aaw the defendant blackberrying, and he refused to leave tbe blackberries behind. Quita sixpennyworth of damage waa done.— Defendant admitted that he was blackberrying, and said not having any work and having a family of ...

... Complainant said ehe was in the defendant's field gathering blackberries, when defendant came up and asked ber who gave her permission, and after a further conversation said he should bave the blackberries, aod took bold of the basket whioh was on complainant's ...

... North Leicestershire Liberal Association. August. L The Ist Volunteer Battalion Leicestershire Regi- ment went into camp on Blackberry Hill, near Bel- voir Castle, under the command of Colonel Sir Henry Half ord — A fifty miles bicycle race was won at the ...

... of over 50,000 j inhabitants will be knighted. If we go on at this rate ' baronets and knights will be as plentiful as blackberries > and it will almost be a distinction not to bear a title. It j will be too bad if the story is inaccurate, and the cor- ...

... charged by James Kennedy with trespassing in search of game at Rolleston on Nov. Srd. — Def endant siud he was gathering blackberries and sloes. — Evidence was given sliov.ing tliat defendant took a rabbit out of a snare in Rolleston Wood. — He was fined ...

... -rebeck riding terminates right bere t Andl myself off the starboard side of that horse and J*** on my head in a wild blackberry buah. I went. t ?? ' vith my nose full of briars and an aocumula- ?? ?? ° . : experienoe that would have been worth t '- ...

... hal Commanding-in-Chief has approved of the Ist Volunteer BattaUon Leicestershire Regiment forming a regimental camp at Blackberry Hill from Slst Jdy to 7th August next.— The ?? wffl be the musketry detail for week ending 17th April: Head- quarter Companies ...

... proceed by the 1.24 p.m. train to Leicester via the Greek Northern Station to R*^ff»fl^ and firom thence proceed to camp, Blackberry Hill, Belvoir Castle Thorn memben not going into camp until Wedneaday, 4th August must ascertain at what hour toey an to ...