... injured on the back of his head. I do not know that he went after the other children to gether blackberries, nor has he done no before. There were blackberries growing on the rocks, and be hail a few in his pockets when found. There was no quarrelling about ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... injured on the back of his head. Ido not know that he went after the other children to gather blackberries, nor has he done so before. There are blackberries growing on the rocks, and he had a few in his pockets when found. There was no quarrelling. Sarah ...

... Barber, in company with several other children, rambled along some high rocks which overhang the river Goyt, in search of blackberries. The child, Barber, in attempting to gather the berries overreached himself and fell into the river. The rocks are quite ...

... you must have something to do. Fern and flower collecting, - nat or blackberry gathering, are admirable occupations. Take a word of advice, gather prim flowers, or pick your• blackberries in pairs. You will find it much the more pleasant Perhaps you will ...

... Bramley. The complainant, who appeared to be very weak, said onthe previous Wednesday afternoon he was in a field gathering blackberries from the hedge, when the prisoner came up and laid claim o the berries he :ad gathered. Complainant put them on the ground ...

... ou toe back of the bead I thiok he weud 0B Uiggle to Liverpool, u der the ansploes of the Upper- | the rucks to gather blackberries as there are befries mill Croperative 8§ ety on Morday /ast Abcmt 700 | growing on toe rocks. I fonud four or five berries ...

... • in the fenee.-By Mr. Palmer (who defended) : There are blackberries all round the garden. I had • cons enation with the defen.tudspreviourdy, and they told we they were gathering blackberries. I them it did not matter, as they were not on my master's ...

... troth, and on ar Kt, Wednesday afternoon he was in • biackberrim the hedge, when the primmer same up laid claim to the blackberries he had gathered. 4.auplaiu.nt put them on the ground, when he was 'truck with a by the prisoner. lie matiaged to wrest ...

... udn mtdanjxd. The drive was through and wi lh(&fidulnmnl. ufit;.wfidom;au B.dlndflm:h-ng:c boys uncheon gathered the abundant blackberry. &n'fih}‘fimwmc Jovely w‘u,mz\-!ad.b rotham, where the . i m canaot be given him Ghomo‘ll-tmhnd . thegood fare which awaited ...

... ze ,s 2 ,.. zt bottom of the Wicker to any of those places, past smelling clover and wild violets, to pluck wild, tip, blackberries observe the lengthening shadows acres,' the meadows, of note with glee the trout rising to the fly in the River Don. All ...