... left the others, and went up and down the hedge side with a dog. When he spoke to him he told him him he had been getting blackberries, and knew nothing of the dog. There were both rabbits and hares in the fields where defendant went. —Fined ss. and costs ...

... Halated. and left his bag, containing small quantity of barley, in the field where was at work ; tbe prisoners were gathering blackberries in the field, and seeing the bag one of them picked it up and they carried away; the prosecutor missed his property, and ...

... it had on. a pretty mull-Berry! You have sent in Berry ; before it is due the sider Berry, would not have need not look black-Berry ; eban you Christmas- Berry ! oF EDMUND a road book, now saw, fow days to Edmund Kean. On the fly title page, Kean ink, ...

... they are 80 cheap as hardly to pay for transporting to market. The small garden fruits and berries of temperate climes—the blackberry, raspberry, gooseberry, and currant—produce exuberantly, and the strawberry plant will bear every month in the year, except ...

... constable ought carry more weight than one who trots to school of its own free will, altbongh it is sometimes bit late when the blackberries are npe. I nm, Sir, yours obediently, J. C. COX. Felsicd Vicarage, October 17th, 1870. ...

... far enough away by that time, and so would not have been caught. Prisoner in defence, contended that he merely took some blackberries which were on the counter, and never touched the till. He offered to give the 35., only in order that his character might ...

... the defendant returned witness asked l.itn he bad been up 'the Golds for, and his reply was that he bad been gutting few blackberries. Complainant pointed Out the dog to him, and said he should report the case to Mr. Pye, the head gamekeeper. watched the ...

... were also all the organa. stomach contained about four ounces of flakl—something re•ambling pen soup—and also portions of blackberries. coverings of tbs brain were much congealed. The vessels were gorged with blood, and praasuted some (raoM of old toflammation ...

... I wanted s t tnethi ng down my throat, and hit me with an iron hook on j i be wrist. w Prison ers sa i d they had come blackberrying, and o aS palling the bough to shake off acorns f or the cattle. is, each struck hi m fi rst, or he would not have hit ...

... outheprevious Monday. d On the 4th of September the deceased went to Ashworth i Wood) in company with other lads, to gather blackberries e A oat jumped oat of some hushes, and they chased it. A boy named John Jones caught it, and another boy n struck it with ...

... they were made. And if there are occasional exceptions — if the nursery is now and then put mto an uproar by a bad jar of blackberries or plums — or if the tin of lobsters or salmon has an ancient and a fishy smeU, depend upon it some- thing was wrong in ...

... trying to live, according to your opportunities, religions, Christian lives. Sew:m.34mm■ will soon be as plentiful as blackberries,'. and, if people will only inspect those at Bedford and at Romford, they will see the crops of cabbages, I mangolda, carrots ...