... Martha Roberts, swore that the defendant accom- panied her to Upton Snodsbury on the above day for the purpose of gathering blackberries. — Mr. Watson said his crop of applet, had diminished considerably of late by parties stealing them, and he had every reason ...

... nearly all of the 18th September. In answer to the magistrates, Roberts said that she went to Upton that day to gather blackberries and Rudge accompanied her get some elderberries. The magistrates Baid there was considerable doubt to the truth of both ...

... belonging to Mr. W. J, Norton, St. Sidwell's, Exeter, proof of the extremely ] mild season, and its prolonged continuance. Blackberries. —The hedges and woods in the neighbourhood of this city are this season literally covered with b'ackberries, and hundreds ...

... water-stones in that parish. There was little of adventure in this expedition except the passage of some muddy defiles, and blackberries and fungi were almost the only food presented to the botanist, though the numerous groups of the latter, many of them edible ...

... great annual fair, which usually fixes the price hops for the season, took place Saturday last. Sellers were as thick as blackberries, and prices, for the choicest sorts, did no* reach .CI. may quote business done as ranging between 655. and 785. ...

... continually employed upon tbe Great Eastern ship, and the cost for wages has reached tbe lame sum of £2,600 a week. The crop of blackberries in Northumberland and the other border counties Ibis year is one of the greatest ever remembered. At Hexham, the other ...

... the water-stones tbat parish. There was little of adventure this expedition except the passage of some muddy defiles, and blackberries nnd fungi . were almost the only food presented to the botanist, though the numerous groups the latter, many of them edible ...