... at h - first assisted him, only for short time r, work, and their second visit on the same morning they had been picking blackberries, and handed him »ome black grapes similar in size to small plums. He ate »orne of them, and handed tbe remainder to P ...

... charged him with poaching, which he denied, and said he was picking blackberries.—Mr. Trehane, for tlm defence, called two young men, who stated that Mr. Tczer was only picking blackberries. —The defendant was convicted, aud fined 205., including costs ...

... succeeded in gaining upon them, and caught hold of Moggridge, upset his bisketof apples, asked a man who was near by picking blackberries who he was, and then let him go. The defendant, however, gave him severe kick his leg, which caused him much pain, and ...

... charged him with poaching, which he denied, and said he was picking blackberries. —Mr. Trehane, for the defence, called two young men, who stated that Mr. was only picking blackberries. —The defendant was convicted, and fined 205., including costs. Tlwmas ...

... about as went speeded gaining upon them, and caught hold o Moggndge, upset h.s basket apples, asked man ho was near picking blackberries who he was, and then et him The defendant, however, gave h.m a severe kick m IS leg, which caused him much pain, and he ...

... absolute property of somebody elae, and that in pulling out a ■take, or cutting a atiok, or picking note ' or gathering blackberries, they are committing a theft. It was the good fortune of Thomas Warren, that having to appear for such causa before the ...

... informed tha oountry polioe, who pursued him. At Puddletown, five miles off, a oonstable reported suspicions man thenpioking blackberries, and had him fetched. He was wearing the atolen olothea and prison slippers and sooks. He was handcuffed, aad tried to ...

... n of the capital manner in which he has discharged the dutiese of his office ? Testimonials are almost as plentiful as blackberries now-a-day. But I dtn't think a msore legitimate object has been brought forward far a long time than the one now before ...

... beautiful weather it has been very hot. Wild fruit, such as raspberries, and black and rod strawberries, is very plentiful ; blackberries and raspberries ow W nd every fance corner, equal to any garden ones • we have abundance all over our farm. Fruit of all ...

... Mayor and Corporation, who as the line progre-sed had all moved on to Sydney. Here we stopped and enjoyed some excelleut blackberries, which I fouud were preserved in tins and sent from the Stites, which is a naaie I heard frequently applied to the East ...

... Lord, recently died at Rochdale from hydrophebia, the result of a bite from a cat. With some companions he was gathering blackberries, and while the party were thus engaged, a cat jumped out of the bushes; Iand the animal seems to have been cruelly treated ...

... geraniums Le*japouica, fuaohias, iuoluding specimen of a new Marksman ferna in great variety, and speoimen of the new Japan blackberry. Mr. H&nnaford, nurseryman, Teignmouth, alao had a large collection of coleusoa, bronze geraniuma, new Algeratum, Tom Thumb ...