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... should be reserved for the Celestial Empire. It's a cowardly and brutal thing to do, let me tell you, although as common as blackberries in the hedges with that chivalric thing we call • gentleman. Also, don't stint your wife with pocket-money. If she is on ...
... might be, could never alter his objection to the Church. If he wanted to deal with its abuses they were as plentiful as blackberries (laughter). Seven years ago there were ' 199 parishes in Ireland, with incomes varyin. from £lOO to £5OO, and in th - ise ...
... WIT pounced upon by Police Constable .a of the agent to Mr W. B. stated that econiderable damage had been Mei to the bg blackberry and and threats having nowd unavailing, the Mindsets were monsend as 71te tenth and the defendants les the are people that ...
... the wood.—Mr Kaye, juor., said that there had been '4 great deal of damage done by parties going into the woods gathering blackberries. Ind the tinderwood bad been very much injured. People had been re., peatedly cautioned, and the present ease had been ...
... Margaret Sykes, mother and daughter, charged with committing damage to the property of Mr W. B. Beaumont, M.P., by gathering blackberries in Bull. cliff. Wood, were ordered to pay 154 between them. Fans WITS TON ClGARS.—Joelina Norton was charged with stealing ...
... —Police-constable 211 said that on Wednesday last he was near to Bultcliffe wood, when he saw the two defendants gathering blackberries, and he told the mother that she had better go away. The woman refused, and said she wotild stop till she got her basket ...
... persons, were found by a watcher named; a tturday about four o'clock in the afternom. in the yard Charles Baxendaie gathering blackberries in Bank Wood.— eljoining the two houses, and they were then all right. She Defendants denied being off the footpath.—The ...
... Somerset Beaumont, but passages in one of his elder brother's, the head of the house, Mr Wentworth Blackett Beaumont ( Blackberry ). Ile happened to look occasionally at the newspapers to see how members voted in Parliament, and when be heard Mr Somerset ...
... fit to represent Wakefield! Nay, more, because Mr Beaumont's agents or gamekeepers, without his knowledge, summoned some blackberry gatherers for doing damage to his woods, therefore, again, that gentleman's brother is unfit to be our member! What utter ...
... justice to Ireland (cheer.). Mr W B. B6ArNIONT, M.P., who then came to the front, if they would hear a word or two from Blackberry' (laughter an-1 A. a friend and neighbour he congratulated teem or the of the lay exertion.. In the prosperity of Wakefield ...
... B. BzwumoNT, M.P., thi.n came forward and was received with cheers. He asked them if they would hear a word or two from Blackberry? (great laughter and cheers.) He was there as a irieral and neighbour to congratulate them on the result of the day's exertions ...