... the gift of sevsral of deoeas d's companions, and is composed of wild flowers, prominent amongst them being a sprig of the blackberry plant which the deceased and her playmates had set out to gather on the morning of the day which was to be her last on earth ...

... about ten 'oclock morning. When I got to about Tickersick Farm, on tbe road to brimington, I saw number of little girls blackberrying at the side of the hedge. There appeared to be about six or seven of them, and the deceased, whom I had known previously ...

... nature. The little girl wnose name was Eleanor Windie, went out with a number of playmates who live clo3e by, to gather blackberries. They descended nil their search, aud it is said by a little girl named that nearing Tinkersick met a nun with paper flags ...

... deserves special mention. It too gift several deueas da companions, is composed wild flowers, prominent them being sprig tbe blackberry plant which the deceased and her playmates had set out gather on the morning of the day which was to be her last on earth ...

... tbat —on tbe morning of Saturday the left Chesterfield to jjo to Brimington. arriving at Tinkersick stw some children blackberrying by side oi the road. Eleanor Windie was one of them. About seventy eighty yards nearer Brimington I Bed prisoner *~ith ...

... 'oclock on Saturday morning. When got to about Tinkersick Farm, on the road to BrimiDgton, I saw number of little girls blackberrying the tide of the hedge. There appeared to be about six or seven of them, and the deceased, whom I known previously, was ...

... the Jury : The handcart of was full of coloured sunshades ; was very full of them, There were number of girls gathering blackberries, •orae six or seven in number. By Mr Middleton : could not see anything else barrow save parasols. J»Beph Turner, being ...

... that;—on the morning of Saturday the I left Chesterfield to go to Brimington. On arriving at Tinkersick I saw some children blackberrying th« sfte of the road. Eleanor Windie was one them. About seventy or eighty yards nearer Brimington parsed prisoner with ...

... specially commended by the judges. Wright lent some half dozen splended vegetable marrows and Master Wright a plate of blackberries ; Webb sent some large potatoes and othe vegetables, Mr Arkwright, black green grapes, Mr collection of vegetables, Mr ...

... be left Chesterfield for Brminpton abent 10 o'clock. Be passed Tinkeisick abcut 10.20, and Ibtre saw a qic of children blackberry He also saw tte prisoner with cart which contained wine mills and autsbaces of a dark paper pattern, in the toad in front ...

... Botterley «seivoir, Mr Haslam J.P., has the right of fishing -The defendant, who pleaded not guilty, Id £ e hearda solash blackberries near to the reservoir when he heard_a splash J the water. He then looked near the bank and sa fish attached to a line which ...

... Botterley «seivoir, Mr Haslam J.P., has the right of fishing -The defendant, who pleaded not guilty, Id £ e hearda solash blackberries near to the reservoir when he heard_a splash J the water. He then looked near the bank and sa fish attached to a line which ...