... besides myself-r- Mrs. Murden and Mrs. Brogden were blackberrying OS the Common. I don't know who occupies the lands we have always been accustomed to gather blackberries oa the land. I put the blackberries under my frock; they were in a tin. The tin was ...

... remanded for a week for the production of further evidence. Caution to Blackberry Gatherers. — Several young persons were summoned and fined fcr damaging property whilst blackberry gathering Three of the defendants were caught on tbe Earl FitzwiUiam's ...

... tied with a toot at the side of the neck. Deceased was found by a mas and his wife who had gone into the wood to gather blackberries. He had a white apron ?? » dark checked coat, and, indeed, was respectably dressed. Although every effort has baen made ...

... How L the earth divided? By earthquakes, sir. \ native of Pud 1 . land asked a n i ;hb ur it he had i vcr .ecu a red blackberry. ■■ It) i sure 1 have, sa. 1 L'at, all ?? are re i ?? a the) arc gr en ! She asked him if her uew ?? wa-~ ; i., ?? as ...

... inquest at Chaddesden, near Derby, concerning the death of Ann Traynor, who resided in Colyear street, Derby. The woman went blackberry- ing to Chaddesden, and fell dead while thus engaged. Her body was found soon afterwards. It appeared that the woman had ...

... without employment for fifteen weeks, and has endeavoured lately to scrape a few pence together by gathering mushrooms and blackberries for sale. These had been fairly respectable working people, and they absolutely sold everything saleable before they would ...

... Hoyland. Caution to Blackberry Gatherers.— Elizabeth King, a girl living at Whittington Moor, was sum- moned for damaging a fence, the property of Mr. T. 1. Kobinson, farmer. It was proved that the defen- dant was gathering blackberries on the complainant's ...

... yes, I declare — why it is dear little Paolo himself. Good gra- cious I 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 tne skirt drew it back from the perilous edge ...

... ball going smack against a house — hard enough to take the leather off — and runs about this time became as numerous as blackberries, particularly when Mr. Thornton again despatched Lockwood out of the ground, through the bed room window iof an adjoining ...

... little spot attracts many visitors, as a well defined track marks the way. Here and there the view was animated by groups oi blackberry gatherers, generally children, who scattered among the brown bracken and chang- ing brambles, added much to the otherwise ...

... tm : prisoner 'had been before oonvtcted, and the chair. ' man remarked _i_t d-ssw-stee-aca ween getting i* ) common aa blackberries La L>erby*h:r«-. The en en* %re : were fail ot sheas. —Two perns' imprLtcaxnent, ?? | years' police an par-vision. AiomiB ...

... fanner The prisoner had be.n before convicted, aad the chair man remarked that sheen stenhng was getting M i common as blackberries in Derbyshire. The calendars were full ot them. The prisoner would be sentenced to two years' imprisonment, with five years ...