... across some fields towards Redditch. When they got near Hemmil's Wood one of them said, He'll sure to know ns ; that's Blackberry Jack ; we'll kill him. They then turned and ran after White, but a man named Tongue came to his assistance, and they again ...

... and watched them. They had a bag, and after he had chased them they turned round and threatened to kiU him, caUing him Blackberry Jack. He saw Bowley empty tho bag into a ditch, and found the bacon, mutton, and bread lying there. He was snre they were ...

... Encbaater also ran. Betting : 100 to 30 agst Luoellatn, 5 to 1 agst Happy Land, 10 to 1 each agst Tbe Booby, Melton Mowbray. Blackberry, St. Domingo, Daddy Longlegs, Minister, and Lady Napier. The favourite won in a canter by ten lengths ; St. Domingo was ...

... hedge, doing damage to tbe value of 6d. The defence was that there was a gap the hedge and they went through to get some blackberries. On the interposition of Mr. Hooper, who did not wish to press the charge, the defendants were dismissed with a caution ...

... entirely suspended, owing the cables baring been all damaged storms prevailing off the American Coast. In quarrel over some blackberries, near Guildford, Marscll, a boy 11. stabbed Denver, boy 13, plunging knife deliberately into his groin. When apprehended ...

... Steeple Cha-e, two miles —Won hy eight lemrths hy Mr. J. lessops Roman Ree. Mr. S. Davis' Despair second. Captain Stirling's Blackberry third. Plou.-h Lad, Eusign, Cannock Chise, anil St. Domingo also ran. Match. £50, two miles— Mr. S. Hobson's Slander beat ...