... the property of Mr. Isaac Swift, on the 11th instant. appeared from the evidence of keeper that defendant was getting blackberries, and never saw him do anything else.—The Bench strongly censur ed the prosecutor for taking such advantage of defendant ...

... or the hare. To the woods, in the autumn, away, With basket and crook I can go, To gather, while there I may stray, The blackberry, nut, or the aloe. Who, then, is so happy as I ? So merry, so blithe, or so gay O you, who in cities but sigh. The calls ...

... Davies. The defendant was there. He ordered her off. She said she was getting blackberries, and she would go when she liked. 1 said if she didn’t 1 would take her blackberries from her. I took her basket and shook the berries out. She took stone, which ...

... required strength. This Starch hould be used when warm. Blackbukt Jam.—A cheap and wholesome food for children. Boil tbe blackberries, with halt their weight of coarse brown sugar, for three-quarters of an hour (au hour longer if the berries have been gathered ...

... the required strength. This Starch hoitld used when warm. Blackeurt Jam.—A cheap wholesome food for children. Boil the blackberries, with half their weight of coarse brown sugar, for three-quarters of hour (an hour longer if the berries have beeu gathered ...

... a similar assault on another little boy, named James Hurt, with a stick, which he took from one of them, for gathering blackberries from a hedge at Portslade. Fatal Accident ox the River. painful occurrence took place on the river Saturday evening, off ...

... replied, ate alter blackberries • rejoined, You have business here; she answered that she would not have gone had she thought she was doing harm ; then laid hia pocket-handkerchief the ground, and told her shoot her blackberries into it, but she related ...

... labourer, residing at Dalbury I*c*es, was brought charged with the following robberies. It appeared that the woman was hawking blackberries from d«H>r to door in the town on Thus lav afternoon, and in the course of her calls, paid visit the shop of Mr. Bolsover ...

... stories anent ncggets bi bay-mows, cows that milked themselves and their own cheese and butter, and sheep that grew w, m blackberries, and were netted like hares and '•bbits; and their romantic narrations so filled his mind notions of easily acquired ...

... fruits serviceable to man. In this twelfth class (leosandria) are included Plums, Cherries, Apples, Pears, Raspberries, Blackberries, Strawberries, &c., Such a coincidence of circumstances led hint to the conclusion that there was a wise design in such ...

... 7d. to Bd. per lb. ; bams, 7rd. to B|d. per lb. ; runned honey, ftd. per lb. ; applet, ls. ftd. to 2s. 6d. per 16 lb. ; blackberries, 2d. to 2sd. per quart ; mushrooms, 2d. to _fed. perlb ^* ...

... teaches, • And reverer,d elm-tree preaches, With venerable beeches. Abroad tbe urchin rambles, And tunkinages the brambles, Blackberries bent on picking, For all the keep sticking Into his fingers —p He roams the wood lands, nutting, And lanes—the he lees ...