... eleven o'clock, and asked for a drink of water. Previous to her (loming to the cottage she saw her on the railway picking blackberries. She (witness) gave her a glass of water, and the woman having stated that she was very tired she asked her to sit down ...

... fodrjj. THE BLACKBERRY GATHERER. BY CAPERN, THE DEVON POET. Aloue within o coppice sat The gentle maiden shy ; Her carpet was the curly moss — Her palace-roof the sky. The bloom upon ber bonny cheek Made c'en the blush-rose pale, As sunshine through the ...

... said they had been blackberrying. Charged them with being in pursuit of game, and defendant said if he would forgive them that time they would never come again. — John Heywood cor- roborated. — Defendant said they were blackberries they had. — Fined 10s ...

... the cottage and asked for a drink of water. The woman was a stranger, and came from the railway, where she was getting blackberries. Witness gave her a glass of water. The woman said she was very tired, and witness asked her to sit down, and she did so ...

... in ques- tion, he was against the gravel hole, beside the Abbey, getting blackberries, and defendant came to him and asked him what he was doing there. Told him getting blackberries. Defendant said, You old , let me look in your basket. Opened it, and ...

... effort to terminate a struggle which is a disgrace to the civilization of the nineteenth century. Reasons plentiful as blackberries are to be found in favonr of such course, and we have only to look upon the distress existing in Lancashire and Cheshire ...

... give the Malt loves to brew, The right aroma, aud the Havour true. Now, nutting, with his rural Folk goes; Or hunts for blackberries, with youthful bands, And shouts to see them scratch their eager hands, Or gathers elderberries ripe, and sloes : The mule ...

... the Malt he loves to brew The right aroma, and the flavour true. Now, nutting, with his Aral Folk he goes ; Or hunts for blackberries, with youthful bands, And shouts to see them scratch tiieir eager hands, Or gathers elderberries ripe, and sloes : The ...

... Wc walked through the fields Weston, in which there is a public footpath. went from the path for the purjjose of picking blackberries. I saw the defendant with the governess about twenty yards from me. He had stick in Ids hand, with which he was trying ...

... Sunday evening, three boys, named William Allen, Thompson, and Frederick Turner, went into the held in question to get few blackberries, when, on getting into the (which about toot deep in water and covered with brambles), they found the dead body of woman ...

... for defendant — ln this esse tbe Surveyor said them wm a little girl with the cows, who sat on the ground, and wm eating blackberries. — Mr. Rawlins said the cows were not straying according to the old Act of Parliament, as they had a keeper with tbem, ...

... labour. Assault at Leiuestes Abbet.—Christopher Smith was charged with assaulting John Palmer. —Complainant was picking blackberries against the gravel hole at the Abbey, when defendant came up and asked what he was anout. Complainant told him, when he ...