... three days in default. WEST RIDING COURT.— YViTERDAY. Before CoL HOLDSWORTh and Major BULLER. TRESPASSING IN Putesurr or BLACKBERRIES. —Benj. Hartley (20), and James Oldroyd (17), were charged with trespassing in Langley Wood, the property of Messrs. J ...

... question, in the act of gathering blackberries in the complainant's field, and doing damage to his potato crop.—Mr. Lodge stated that he had been greatly annoyed of late with lads entering his fields in quest of blackberries, and had sustained a considerable ...

... with tall ;,'near.. which presently, as the lane deavail.' towards the village, gave place to an over- grown hed g erow of blackberry and honeysuckle. Great fronds of fern. spikes of gulden rod, and a few sleet items of late foxglove, grew by the way-side ...

... ith brash and co.:, for weeks with a pair of black eyes peering out from under sweaty dirk brows asd a month smeared with blackberry juice. That was Dora. Dorris people adled her there. aboate—D xa Meldrect, the wildest tomboy r of a girl, the uuciest4ongued ...

... not appear, but Daniels denied the charge in - ,to, and stated that they were not in search of game, but were gathering blackberries.—The Bench considered the case made out against both the defendants, and ordered Glover to pay £2 155., or one month in ...

... Committee. It wars Health, was then presented to the Council, and due ••N160,1 they might enjoy them, and now that berries, blackberries and barley fonued the adorn. bull-rushes, [erns, Indimi core plant branches. and Alterman Common requested the Town Clark ...

... corn, whilst extending all round the panels, and forming an approach to a Greek border, were designs in which hips, haws, blackberries, and acorns were prominent features. The pulpit pedestal was nearly hidden from view by a display of ferns, corn, Sic. ...

... it is—yes, I declare —why it is dear little Paolo himself. Good gracious!he has strayed away down here alone to look for blackberries, no doubt;' and as she spoke she rushed forward, and seizing the child by tue skirt drew it back from the perilous edge ...

... COONSOO, on the 13th inst.—Palin , conetable White stated that on the day is qacstion he (mid the defendants gather- Mg blackberries io prosecotor's told, sad doing damage to the potato crop by trampling it dovro.—Mr. Lodge said he had sustaiard eousiderable ...

... of them had som► thing liniky is his pockets.—Daniel. et tint he had no gun, and Glover said lie was innocently picking blackberries —Both defendants have been prerismsly I, Wearer was now toed said Daniels LI, and 13s. costs each, or one son th and 14 ...

... acid his fag, r did sot wish to the ease; merely washed it to net a, w truing. He laid tie at W.—llion lent he had been blackberry gathering, and hi, wife wanted apple. so Le took cam fog leer. — The magistrate said that hot o rt prosecutor kin desist ...