... 12th, at Denington, the property of John H. Dennis. The complainant is a farmer, and the defendants were caught gathering blackberries in one of his fields. He did not wish to press the charge, and as the defendants pleaded guilty they were only ordered ...

... she Mullen, Ashlie, Mi11.,40. not, for she was seen out in the country sir Did not vote--Messea. Shinn end Pike. ' blackberries. it was not for There being a tie, Sinellidliiillt WM_ ' .it he (Mr. Blake) appeared, but 1. , Mr. Daly moved snotherlesendment ...

... Ann (1140 k calved 1870—Mr J. W. Barclay. M P.. 38 guineas; Rosedale (934 k calved 1806—Mr Brookes, DunkeUL 38 guineas; Blackberry (19631 calved 1809—Mr Hunter, Dipple, 36 guineas; Ross 111. (915) calvsd 1860—Sir O. M. Grant, for Tomors farm, 30 fulness; ...

... the accused. He understood that the child was not ultigethar blind, sa the had been Men lately in tbs oocutrr pis king blackberries. Thoughts appears! on behalf tbo defendant, in reality on behalf of hie brother, who wu respectable trader in the oity ...

... grouse. It almost seemed wicked—on that earliest occasion—to to death the brilliant apparition which flashed out from the blackberry brambles and soared aloft like red and green and silver rocket on gala night; and when the shot told, and the glossy glorious ...

... beautiful blooms; the moulding was wreathed with novel ornaments, consisting of wild autumn fruit, sloes, hawthorn berrics and blackberries, set in foliage; round the edge of the bowl hung ears a wheat and the graceful oat, and inside were maiden blush roses ...

... 4d to fid per dozen ; grapes. Is fid per lb.; apples, 1* fid per tub; watonts, per 100; oranges, fid to Is per dozen; blackberries 3d par quart; turnips. per bunch; Kent cobs. Is fid per 100; celery fid head ; pickling cabbages, to 3d each; walnuts. ...

... lint witness called was Amos Smith, liter. Holmeliunse mill, who stated that was going up Cati'th'Well dough looking for blackberries ou Sunday afternoon lost, about live o'clock, and on looking over the clitle he pair o( clogn; mud furtlu r eznmiiiatioD ...

... can scarcely be imagined. Should the flow of sewage continue, applications for Chancery injunctions must be plentiful as blackberries, and applications to the Loctl Government Board are already hinted at. Thus the Committee moat be placed in a difficult ...

... eplendtd i !on, I And the :poor Mae children the next day when ill.). hid for their after-dinner dessert beautiful rlyi blackberries. . Yin!, ...

... What is the use of that ? Yon cannot fill it. It holds many more blackberries than you can get. I do not think so. I mean to bring it home to mamma quite full of ripe blackberries. Well, we shall see.' Let as ask our frivmle to join us, said ...

... was held on Wednesday and following days. Over 200 dogs competed in the various stakes, and hares were as plentiful as blackberries. Notwithstanding unfavourable weather a very successful meeting was held in the earlier part of the week at Burton-on- ...