... Shed, aged eleven years, deposed to taking his little brother out his chaise with him to gather blackberries, and admitted giving the deceased some blackberries and some in his chaise. Dr. Steele, Richmond, deposed to attending the child, and finding symptoms ...

... from school in company with two other little girls; they had been gathering blackberries on their way; they saw the defendant in company with Richard Cox, and threw some blackberries them, when the defendaut ran after them. complainant, in running away, fell ...

... her powers as organist upon. The church was beautifully decorated with berries of pyracantha and mountain ash, clematis, blackberries, and such Howers the late autumn afforded. We were particularly struck with a beautiful cross, made of mountain ash berries ...

... prosecuted and Mr. Wells defended. Elisa Warren, living near the Old Bell, in the parish of Harpenden, said she was blackberrying the day in question when she saw defendant * o into Mr. Willmott's field, carryin a gun and accompanied by a couple of ...

... other little girL; they had been Ida. k- U rries their wav; they the defendant in company with Richard Cox. and threw some blackberries them, when the defendant after them. The complainant in running away fell down ; and then the as-ault complained of. it ...

... threatening the life of hia wife, Charlotte Boynolda. Complainant said that about month amoe she had been out to get a tew blackberries, when defendant threatened her a corpse before morning, and began sharpen his knife, and on the following Monday she tad ...

... charged with threatening the life of his wife, Charlotte Reynolds.—Complainant said that about mouth sinoe she had been out blackberrying, and ou her return, because she found some mtwheroons, which were of uo use the house and threw them away defendant ...

... his bands: also , the two dogs were with him that I haa seen in Mr. F. Willmott's field. Woodcraft left me and 1 went on blackberrying. I also saw a man named Abel, another keeper in the service of Mr. Cox. To the Chairman : 1 know the fields : they are ...

... but nine days since the Ist of 'July, the mother pleading that he would not go ; in the latter, the boy who bad been blackberrying, had been absent for twelve weeks in succession. Both caws were adjourned for a month, the aegistrates not being satisfied ...

... Plea-anter if they became blackberry-gatherers in the i inteiest the poor fever-striken sufferers of what was then ore of the most unhealthy districts in the ! metropolis. The bint was readily taken in many a nursery, and blackberry parties were the order ...

... mother, and he let her loose. She ran and caught up to the others. By Mr. Stimson : They were all going into the wood to get blackberries at about eleven to twelve o'clock. I They passed some men who were at dinner. They saw this man after they had been in ...

... reached blackberries from where he stood ? A. No. Mr. Jones. Was he going in the direction of the hedge . A. He was in the direction of the line. There is a fence be- tween the meadow and the next field nearer Manningtree, and there are blackberries on the ...