... his beloved country; and he had to contend against a great deal where he lived—the infamous Copperheads were as thick as blackberries, and they were obstinate, too. when he saw them daily he often hoped within himself that thrashing a man well might become ...

... appearance of the applicant. If decently apparelled they will extract 10 dols. or dols.; if a poor person wishes to get a few blackberries to eke out a subsistence by selling them about the streets, one dollar is the charge. I know a British subject who is now ...

... attempt is to be made to reform the German Bund. For some days to come crowned heads in Frankfort will be as common as blackberries, but there will be some notable absences. It does not yet seem settled whether Prussia will be represented. When the two ...

... with the exception of those on guard, seek the grateful shades of the woods. Some may be found a mile from camp, picking blackberries, others visiting the few miserable farmhouses in the vicinity in search of good water or fresh milk—for the latter they ...

... complainant, and Mr. Hirst for the defendant.—The charge was trivial, and the bench inflicted fine of Is. and costs. Caution to Blackberry Gatherers.— Mary Hoiroyd, of Tinsley, was charged with damaging underwood in Tinsley Park Wood, the property of the Right ...

... inant, and Mr. Hirst for the delendant.—The charge was trivial, and the bench indicted fine of Is. and costs. Caution to Blackberry Gatherers. . Vary Holroyd, of Tinsley, was charged with damaging underwood in Tinsley Park Wood, the property of the Right ...

... were beating the bushes.—Mr. Rogers for the defendants endeavoured to prove that the men were simply engaged in gathering blackberries.—Fined Is. each and costs. Assaulting a Wife.— Charles Tomlin pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife on the 23rd inst., ...