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... had heard the evidence they would sere that the act of the defendant was a pure accident ; that the boy was ffathering blackberries in the hedge and was unseen by • defendant. The defendant was wiled, bat His Lor iehip thought there win no defence in ...
... been oat with some other children blackberrying. Frederick Shed, aged eleven year., deposed to taking his little brother out in his chaise with him to gather blackberries, and admitted ti ring the deceard sonic blackberries, and some hawgews to his chaise ...
... gallantly fought. I have the honor to be. Your obedient servant, RUPERT CARINGTON. Wycombe Abbey, 30th September, 1876. BLACKBERRIES williamsmart, Grocer and Provision Merchant, Tingewiclc, ...
... property of Mr. W. Craddock, who is leaving. Particulars in due course. LYNE and ACOCK. Cold Astan, Norddesch, March 9, 1871. BLACKBERRY BUSHES, ICOMB, Oa, asikfrowt Chipping-Norio* .isixotiost,G.W R. OAK TIMBER, ASH POLES, AND FAGOTS T BB SOLD BY AUCTION, ...
... ‘Ticehurst, on the 26th ult. The prisoners admitted the offence, and pleaded hunger as an excuse, -yh&thay had had nothing but blackberries for the last two days. The prisoners were each sentenced to 21 dl!‘l'm labour. — (For anether local case see ** Hurstgreen ...
... the trees were decorated with caterpillars* nests, and the last year were there the worms attacked the elder bushes and blackberries, the main dependence of the people for | fruit.’ Two cats/’ say* thia anoomp rising foe ...
... the neighbourhood, had told him there was a great want of thrift amongst the people ; they did not gather and preserve blackberries as they did in the north, Nos one of the parishioners These remarks made any provision in this way. naturally provoked ...
... saw them at the nut bushes.—By Mr Palmer: The blackberry trees are close to the fence, and so are the nut trees. I was about 80 yards away. It is a noted place for blackberries.—Mr Warner: But the blackberries are outside and the nut trees inside the fence ...
... in the parish of Speen. Mary Drewatt deposed that on the day in question she was in the gravel pit at Ownham, picking blackberries, when the defendant came up and committed the assault complained of. Defendant attempted throw her down, when she shouted ...
... saw them at the nut bushes.—By Mr Palmer: The blackberry trees are close to the fence, ami so are the nut trees. I was about 80 yards away. It is a noted place for blackberries.—Mr Warner: But the blackberries are outside and the nut trees inside the fence ...
... down to Epping in the warm weather, containing s2bool children and others, and family picnics are got up under the trees. Blackberries, says an indignant East Londoner used to be within six miles of Whitechapel; the Whitechapel and Bethnal Green boys ...
... finding the goods on them.—The prisoners admitted the offence, and pleaded hunger as excuse, saying they had had nothing but blackberries for the last two davs.—The prisoners were each sentenced to 21 days' hard labour. ...