... labour. GOSPOET, Oct. 25. Police, Friday.— Before Capt. E. Purvis, E.E., Major Mansel, and Mr. B. W. Carter. Expensive Blackberries.— Walter Bartlett, Samuel Bartlett, and Henry Bartlett, three brothers, were brought up in cus- tody of PoUce-constable ...

... examination ;of that spot disclosed the dietetic* of a rabbit trap. Ha excused his appearance by vying he was looking for blackberries, which he pretended to look for •in the adjacent hedges. The gin was the one Lane lost last winter, and two others were ...

... valuable lureherdog. They came close up to him, and he canght them. They had stones in their hands, and said they came for blackberries. He had no wish to press the charge against defendants, if they would promise not to come there again.— They were admonished ...

... James Walter Dyson claimed as a lodger, and was objected to by the Conservatives. — Claim disallowed. George Buckle, 3, Blackberry-terrace, claimed as houses in succession, and was objected to hy the Conservatives on the ground that there was a bre ik ...

... claim the by the Come terra:Brae for Cobdesterrs ..od the name was expunged owing to an informality. George Buckle, .4 3, Blackberry-terrace, described as boosts in Force.. from I I sea objected to by the Cousin dives on the ground that wee a break in hie ...

... Skelton, Mr. 0. T. Pop, of Highdeld, and his muter, young Mr. MoCalmont. In St. Msry, the candidates are as plentiful as blackberries, but the Liberals have shown • oommendable unanimity in respect to the man of their choice, sod have pet forward Mr. Robert ...

... done so Uttle in this direction, that trained nurses are not natural productions — they are by uo means as plentiful as blackberries. Women, with the needful requirements, moroiaud physical, for this kind of work, have to be diligently sought for, and ...

... artist has managed to depict the minute globea of dew clinging to the petals of the flowers. A highly- finished study of blackberries, however, is the pleasantest picture, being exceedingly rich and truthful. An example, showing Mr. Lucas to be capable ...

... farmhouse on the left and through a quiet country lane, the bushes on either ado of which promise an abundant harvest of blackberries, and then we catch • glimpse of sundry white peaks in the distance, which are nothing lees than the tents of the volunteer ...

... arrives ; he takes a stroll ; the modest heath-bell and the violet turn up their dark blue eye . to him ; and h. finds blackberries enough (as Falstaff's men did linen ! ) on every hedge. Dinner served up, and to his mind, he warms and waxes cosy, jokes ...

... and twelve, living in Derby, won retaining en Thursday by Little Eaton Canal-aide from the country, when they bad been blackberrying, when the younger ncidentaly fell into the water. The brother, entleavearing to catch hold of him, also fell in, and both ...

... fellow, waa summoned for assaulting Robert Lowey, an elderly man, who stated that on Wednesday evening he was going along Blackberry-terrace, with a bag of tools on his back, when he met the defendant in Mr. Duncan Douglas's coal van, and he came out and ...