... Alexander, the tenant said he had taken to exporting blackberries to Glasgow, and he wished the land would pay him half as well. Mr. Commissioner Litton said he had often I wondered why blackberries were not more cul-E tivated. - - It wvas intimated that ...

... on the following serious charge:- J A stout- looking youth, named Edward Wright, in the em- ployment of John Bracken, of Blackberry lane, near Mill- town in this county, eposed that on the previous night between 11 and 12 o'ock, he was on his way to his ...

... municipal councils in the various Bulgarian towns, which our contemporary is under the impression have fallen like so many blackberries into their bands. ADMIRALTY APPOINTMENTS. Londil, S aturdaY. Connianflur P. C. Joh bstn t the Hector. Fleet Suirgeo'i \ ...

... station. The accused was fined in 20e., with the alternative of 14 days Imprisonment. ASSAULT ON TaE PoTLio.-Patrick Flanagan, Blackberry-lane, Rathlmines, labourer, was charged with having assaulted Police-constables Patrick Kelly, 49 B, and Johin Lenilan, ...

... prisoners broke. 3Mr. MXnCune defended. M. Kevs remanded the case for the attendance of Mr. Ledwidge. DIED FROM EATING BLACKBERRIES. Ylesterday, Dr. Whyte, coroner, held an inquest at the Morgue on the body of a little boy aged ten named Thomas Walsh ...

... of science, and they will be all receiving the freedom of the city. Mr Ross said that prominent men were as plentiful as blackberries in Ireland. And there might be other cases in which a gold box might be presented at the cost of the rates. The- Attor ...

... unster Xews.. Sttppossn MURDER AT SlIEFFIELD.-Ou Fri, ay evening about 1nalf-past seven two childrer, who were galhering blackberries in a hedge-bottom at Eastbank, aboat a mile ean a half to the south east of Sheffi Id, discoveret the deal body of a man ...

... i litary style anD d singing. One of the defen. dents, who acted as spokesman. stated that they were going out to pick blackberries on the Moun- tafins, ind in order to pass time they indulged in a little sinigin, thinking that it wvas no harm. They Were ...

... him of a loaf of bread and then ran away. A police-constable proved that on the night in question he met the prisoner in Blackberry-lane, and supposing from his disordered appearance that ho was after committing some offence, he took him into custody; ...

... of Lisles, near me 6aA bok place. It appears that the boy left home early in the morning for the pur- pose of gatherin-blackberries. While he was climbing a stone wall to secure somne bunches of the fruit be missed his footing iand fell to the ground ...

... given up to the authorities. M lr U0'Aiara ibsearved that he had *e.n ri 1 h* detectives about the place 2s lelicek as blackberries (laughter). Witnos,: r ott his l nioey. £ 27 ?? iu gold, hiving i.ntede ii' receipts. Crosq-exativted by M1r. O'Shttushaessy- ...

... Why was lhe.nameddling? Motives became immate- rial in this case for the wrongdoing; but motives were there ies thick as blackberries. Lyster could not directly set about getting n will under which he could get the property for. himself or he would have ...