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... appeared that en the oth September the defendant and another man were seen in Norwood Wood, near Kiveton Park, gathering blackberries. Tbey had trodden down a number of young trees, and seriously damaged them Tbe defendant denied having trespassed on the ...
... amount gJ£ Mr. Whitfield appeared for the complainant.-' fendant had committed the damage on the . while searching for blackberries in Norwood fio e, Kiveton Park.—He ordered to pay 6d. damage, and mitigated costs; default, 1-1 day (, sonment. Breach ...
... appeared that ?n the oth September the defendant and another man were seen iv Norwood Wood, near Kiveton Park, gathering blackberries. They had trodden down a number of young trees, and seriously damaged ?? The defendant denied having trespassed on the ...
... widow, 56 years of age, and lived at New Mills, near Glossop. the time of the alleged offence she was ia a field gathering blackberries. Gboss Outrage upon a Mabbied Woman at Bbampton.—Thos. Silcock, collier, aged 25; Matthew Bower, bricklayer, 24, and John ...
... rulings. Arc, were destroyed. The fire eventually subdued, and on Walker being questioned he admitted having igaited the blackberry briars with match, but -.»id he had been authorised so by the owner.—The son of the owner the property, Mr. Joseph Slack ...
... and due sense of sacred decrees by which the fowls of the the fishes in the streams, the mushrooms meadows, and the very blackberries r hedgerows arb stamped private property, & necessary, now and then, to make example of ; and one of these is Samuel ...
... the English people which no statesman in this coun- try ever enjoyed before. Illustrations of oui- theme are plenty as blackberries. Joa.v Bright is a man of wide and varied information, and has profited immensely by his thorough familiarity with tho ...
... slaughtered order that he might, undisturbo-d, inherit their patrimony; of how they wandered amid the trees and shrubs plucking blackberries to appease their little hungry 6elves; how they ultimately wept themselves to sleep, and how the good little robins so ...
... 17, son of William Lord, pensioner. On the 4th of September the deceased was in Ashworth Wood with other boyß gathering blackberries, when cat jumped from a bush and was struck down by one of the party. The deceased attempted to pick up the cat, and it ...