... 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 ...

... now nearly recovered. She was seen both on Friday and Saturday by some boys, but they imagining that she was gathering blackberries took no notice of her. The Grkbn-ited Monster.— On Monday last our small town was the scene much excitement, owing alleged ...

... impatient for Ligurians. During this fortnight's trip I think I saw but one bee, and that black one, in the act of investigating blackberry blossom. I immediately caught the little forager, and conveyed it a short distance imprisoned in my bare hand, from which ...

... of Cark, and Thomas Sharp, of Plumpton, were in company near the viaduct, at Tredlea Point, and saw the deceased picking blackberries. They asked him if he was hungry, and he replied in the affirmative, when Sharp gave him some bacon and brew! he happened ...

... the begining of it. Robert Spearpoint said he went with the prisoner to Mr. Heath's beer.house, and then left to go for blackberries, Rabbit remaining to talk to Mrs. Andriin's daughter. The prosecutor was sitting inside the retire, and he called to Rabbit ...

... 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 ...

... Cark, and Thomas Sharp, of Plumpton ' were in company near the viaduct, at Tredlea Point, and saw the deceased picking blackberries. The asked him if he was hungry, and he replied in the affirmative, when Sharp gave him some bacon and bread he happened ...

... to the Fences, on Cottingwood Farm and Plantations, Notice is hereby given, that any one found Trespassing in seatcb of Blackberrie?, &a. will be prosecuted. Sapt 12 1865 _ TO SHOT FOR PIGEONS, a T the house of Mr. John Cuurltoo, Barl\ rington Arms, C ...

... inst.—A witness proved seeing the men get over a fence in crossing out of one Odd into another. He said they came to get blackberries, and in doing so they disturbed the game ; they had done about a pennyworth of damage. The defendanta denied having got ...

... defendauts in the field on the Fteviou- Thursday, 40 yards from the road. The defendants said they were only gathering a few blackberries, which they thought no harm. They were each find Is. and costs, and Id. damages, or seven days. Cuarer or Fruiovs Duiving ...

... 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; ?? ? ...

... southern prairie during the summer ; and the gobblers have picked up their good condition by feeding upon wild grapes, blackberries, mulberries, nuts, gratin, and the thoneandandone treasures scattered in the forest, and eo, all feeling strong and fat ...