... knife to a constable, he was fined £l, with be more heavily punished. ea Al lin. 6d., or one month.—A man named , r. WHEN BLACKBERRYING. Ellis as charged with having being drunk and and Mary Ann Chappell were charged with treadriotous at Horbury, on the 2nd ...

... rabbits, •4, •'la 4d per couple: hares, 2s 8d to 8s 6d each ; grouse, 3s >, I'srtnrtges. Is '.si to 2s 3d per br_ce : blackberries, 2d to . j ' ( l -r quart round potatoes, 7s 6d to 8s 8d per losd ,- apples, ■1 ?? ' *' w Per 10 lbs : pears, Id to 2d ...

... Hinehaliff Mill, who took care of him. On Monday aftes'noon, he askted her if lie naight go with some otherbeys to get blackberries. by the dam side, but she told hint atot to go. H-e dlid go, hnwcver, and when there lie was attempting to pull some- thing- ...

... name and addrivic. ho wait taken into cnatialy. The game in the wood is very much alit urbed by parties going to gather blackberries. Storey was fined - A Second Court was formed before T. U. hots. WORTH, Eaq, and the Mayon. John Creakin, the man who was ...

... 8d. per dozen, or 3d. to 4d. each; apples Is. to 2s. and pears Is. per stobe; cabbages Gd., colery 9d. to Is. per dozen; blackberries 2'd. per) quart; foreign gzapes 9d. to ls, per lb. Ducks 5s. per couple, pigeons 0d.' to 8d. eaca. :Butter is. 5d. to Is ...

... ducks, 3s »d to 4s 3d ; pigeons. Is ; rabbits, L/j ?? W ?? I,areS - 2s 6d to 3s 6d ?? ; grouse, 2s ?? Uodto_u, per brace; blackberries, ljd to I'-ti \ u r ,' u . *'°tauies, 7s to 8s per load ; apples, ,; U[( Kr l(j h,. p , ?? ld to2d . nmgi ld 2d; ?? ? ...

... In the Heath Old Hall wood, which was a pheasant toyer, and he had done damage whilst there. He Was not after game, but blackberries.—Police-constable Widdop proved the case, and said that as Storey gave him a wrong name and address, he took him into custody ...

... snd. Ssbtous Accidbnt at Nbw Mills, nbab Buxton. —On Fridsy last, a girl, named Jans Graham, aged 13 years, was gathering blackberries on the top of a place called the Tor Rocks, near New Mills, when on reaching over the edge of this precipitous place ...

... his custom. About two hours afterwards, his body wss found in one of tbe dams at Endcliffe, by a man who wee gathering blackberries. There was no evi- dence to show bow the deceased came into the water, and no suspicion of foul j.lay ; and the jury returned ...

... and on Monday left about tbe usual time. Soon after two o'clock he was s one of the Whiteley Wood dams by man garnering blackberries. Information was immediately given to Sergeant Matthews, who recovered the body and had it removed to his house. A verdict ...

... ! ASSAULT ON YOUNG LADIES FOR PICKING BLACKBERRIES. I A fanner named William Fletcher appeared before tbe county magistrates, Bath, on Saturday, charged | with assaulting two young ladies, named Emily Martha i Read and Maiie Loui3e Perrin, pupils at Mrs ...

... expenses 6s. 6d. GATHBRINO BLACKBERRIES.—George Quarnshy and Francis Penrose were charged with treading down underwood, in a pheasant cover belonging to Col. Smyth, near Heath Old Hall. The young men were in search of blackberries.—Fined 2s. each, with expenses ...