... planes and three chisels from the farmstead Chpr. Tatter- sall, Livesey, in Augast.-One month's imprisonment.- Gathering Blackberry at Longridge.-Betty Wilcock, Jane Cattley, Ann Poole, John Hodeon, and James Gornall were found guilty of trespassing and ...

... through the streets and 'toroughfares-frout, back, and all aorts (in many of which dogs are well-nigh as plentiful as black-berries, or children), end sheet down and destroy all dogs, great and small, indisoriminately. Thus, in about a week or so, the ...

... police watch him closely. If, after this, that rustic's chil- dren are found, as heretofore, bird-nesting or lutting or blackberrying in the neigh- bouring ,col)pices, woebetidettheon. Trespass and wilful damage is their crime; a penny damages, a five-shilling ...

... Preston, died through poisoning. On g Sunday afternoon she, along with several com.- is panions, was out at Fulwood picking blackberries, when they found a number of bright red berries. e After eating some she became ill, went home, and e the doctor was sent ...

... Perthshare, t has been shot de a bo hoard his own vessel at I Montreal by the accidental disoharge of a revolver. While blackberrying in the neighbourhood of Birmingham, last week, Arthur Gritton, aged 16, t fell in crossing some shedding from one field ...

... t 700 guineas; and it has been said that at his ram lettings dukes, earls, baronets, and M.P.'a were as plentiful as f blackberries. To return, the male animal ought always toj ossess rough masculine properties; this nesessary a qualification was neglected ...

... quest. On another occasion, he eludec! the vigilance of his parents about midnight, and went a long distance in search of blackberry bushes. His parents, who now reside in Rossendale, afterwards came to live in Shepherd-street, Bury, and there,. on one ...

... respect their choice. I wonder that the aIdies are allowed to ply their trade in your streets, for they are as thick as blackberries in autumn. I Suppose the police are too gallant to interfere with them, their hearts are too susceptible to the influences ...

... who resided at No, 14, Brook-street, wel went out with a young companion, named Thomas th, Hougheton, to gather a .few blackberries, and for this pur- ILa pose theey proceeded along the canal bank in the direction tai of Stocks' Bridge. Houghton returned ...