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... be hiding in some of the woods in the neighbourhood of Grimesthorpe, or in the direction of Wentworth, subsist- ing on blackberries and such other wild fruits aa be can pick np — a mode of living which of itself indicates no small amount of determination ...
... were wint oat with a rierrant girl f,K a walk, mid that they writ ae far as Forelock, where they were found w ithering blackberries f a hedge by defendant, who trollll them stic (leaving to blowholes lather. with tablets be beat them, a marks of severe ...
... per brace ; partridges, ls. 9d. per brace ; rabbite, ls. Sd. to 2s. per couple. Apples, ls. 9d. to 2s. 3d. per 16 lbs.; blackberries, 2d. to 2[_. per quart ,- mushrooms, 2_d. per lb.; honey, Bd. to 9d. per lb. THUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1859. ...
... with the Smithfield exhibition. NARROW ESCAPE PROM DROWNING.—On the evening of Monday last as some children were gathering blackberries in a field abutting on the Wes el . zoylaud road, one of them, a boy, accidentally fell into a ditch containing several ...
... Trenchard medal Photographs F E Gutters bronse Drawing beech first medsl and drawings first medal Foxglove Hooking Redruth £1 Blackberries Hooking honourable mention Flowers R Bell 10s Miss Reynolds 10 £1 cast Purchase 10s Nature Miss B £1 J Shelley Plymouth ...
... Wolsingham. The watcher had turned defendant out several times, but he persisted in going Into the plantation and gathering blackberries. The young trees were frequently trampled upon, and the hedges broken down. The man said he did not know he was doing wrong ...
... rushy bed, Little eyes that love to look Up the trees and In the brook, Tiny feet and dew lit eyes, Should not find his blackberries. After a number of prisoners had escaped from the San Fran. ciao State prison, it was discovered that when the convicts ...
... the young trees. The defendant pave a false name, 'rite amount of damage done a bhdlin^ .- Defendant said was gathering blackberries, and didn't think was doing any harm, although there were notice boards put up near the plantation. warning trespassers ...
... defendant on the Wrekin gathering blackberries, He | (Overton) ordered her away, and put his hand on her | shoulders, on her refusing to go, for the purpose of compel- | ling her, He also took a quantity of blackberries from her, on which the defendant ...