... Derbyshire, Sept. 27, 18566. lo In each of the four corners of the cover, are carved ao branches of oak, ivy, hawthorn, and blackberry; on the do' under side of the book is the monogram, C.R.C., with pot a vine creeping round it. The first page has on ...

... KxLLEn WHILE GETTINGBLAOCKEERRIES. OIn Fbiday, Jamnes Greenwood, Newv Bridge, near Hebden Bridge, wits killed while getting blackberries on Runmm Fol~oly. It appears that a stone weighing about D cwt. was dislodged, and Greenwood cud it rolled down the hiP ...

... be- fore the authorities. The youth deposed that he and several other youths were on the Shobnall-road, on the day nansed, blackberry gathering; and in consequence of what a woman had told them he and one of his companions went into a plantation. While there ...