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... is wanted, young lady advertised for, and so on. Plain Mr. is nowhere ; arid colonels and 'squires are as plentiful as blackberries. I am, sir, yours truly, K. K. K. THE ACCIDENT AT BARNSTAPLE. the Editor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette. Sir,—l beg ...
... brake on lands the occupation of Mr. White. He had dogs with him. When spoken to by witness he said he was going to pick blackberries.—Henry Preston, another keeper, corroborated.—The Bench inflicted fine of 208., to cover costs. ...
... labour. Caroline Marden and Mary Ann Taylor, married women, summoned by Mr. Madge for trespassing in his fields, to gather blackberries, were dismissed on payment of 3s. 9d. each, the costs incurred. The Brewster Sessions were held, J. B. Lousada, Esq., the ...
... the British Bee-Keepers' Association. The President's prize was a handsome entomological silver vase, richly chased with blackberries , and dragon flies. The Bee-Keepers' Association for Devon and Exeter was instituted in November, 1875, and j it has for ...
... Road, in the parish of the 28th of August.—The plaintiff said that on the 28th ot August she was in the road picking blackberries, when the°defendant asked her what she had been saying about him. She replied, Nothing but the truth.' He then struck ...