... which was accordingly done. Trespassing for Blackberries.—Three girls, about 12 or 13 years of age, were charged by Mr. N. Cutcliffe with trespassing on one of his fields on the 13th inst., in quest of blackberries, leaving the gate open, by which stray cattle ...

... COMBMARTIN. Our correspondent writes that he has in his possession ripe blackberries which have been picked in the neighbourhood by Mr. John Norman. This will show what our winter like ; of course, this winter is exceptionally mild, but Combmartin well ...

... swear to him. —Mr. Dyer said he could not swear to his being in the orchard.—Kidwell replied that he was only gathering blackberries outside.—David Harlett, boy of 10, who did not seem very clear as to the nature of an oath, and was not sworn, then stated ...

... mentioned. The more, the merrier! We should not complain if the Tory aspirants to senatorial honours were as plenty as blackberries. Whenever dissolution of Parliament takes place, Colonel Ferguson Davie will ask for renewal of the confidence which his ...

... cause death; but if the berries of the monntain-asb (vulgarly called whitten berries) poisonous, then are sloes, haws, blackberries, and the berries of the Servis tree poisonons; they are, however, eaten by all our lower classes, and the branches of our ...

... this towu cannot complain of any scarcity in this line amusement; truly these minstrels are black and as plentiful as blackberries autumn. A large concourse of admirers of these sable vocalists assembled at the Town Hall on Monday evening to witness ...

... HARTLAND. h«raleinrt d « - MarMn London, Mr. T. Beer's nouse and shop falls to the (Church Feoffees. rson ?, ha^ J»ioked blackberries around Pi ked Prim S quarterly meeting was held e Th !-sday The preachers metal U, nameof - decided to °P the T l'imZ ...

... in the parish Tawetock, Saturday afternoon. Prisoner came along, and having sent the other children over a gate to pick blackberries, he took her into a field, where he threw her down and committed an a«*au!t upon her. He aft rwards gave her a p-nny, and ...

... dinner was ordered again to go by his mother, but objecting to do so, was allowed to remain away. He was preparing to pick black-berries, and after taking a can from the back premises, it is supposed lie went to the well in the garden for the purpose of washing ...

... He stopped minute and picked some blackberries for some children ; but when the girl passed she said nothing about having been robbea. Mrs. Isaacs said she had been with prosecutrix, but left her to pick blackberries. She was over the hedge picking them ...

... the second now practising in Pans. A sad accident occurred at St. Helens, on Sunday evening. Some children were picking blackberries on brook side, when the basket of one little girl, nam* Whittle, fell into the water. The child trying get it out, but ...

... obtained. Mullingar, a grey scribed very fast and a perfect s ston e, \ » of country, quiet in harness, and W'i 80 guineas; Blackberry, black m ar ®' 70 u ine»9 *„d good hack, and up to 15 stone, real.sedI nt k » Marquis a bay gelding, 7 yea, 15-2, P ine ...