... they MG went over the fence into the road. Witness spoke to them the and they said they had been after blackberries. They did not get any blackberries while he watched them. Witness asked G14 about a stick. Ludbrooke said he had had none, but witness saw ...

... person could take the blackberries away from a tres- ?? Honour: But not strike the woman.- Mr. Hill addressed the Jury at some length. 'urging that great injury was done by persons breaking down fences in the act of gathering blackberries, and also the provo- ...

... Eeeblc, at Bentloy, on the 2Sth ult, -P;C. Page stated he saw defendant on the top of theredge, apparently searching for blackberries. On seeing him he got down and ran awany. Witness followed and caught Oefendant, who resdsted gad struck witness several ...

... imposed, msking £E1 in all.-Mrs. Bells, who was in court, ejaculated, Why didn't yen tell the Masgistrates there was blackberries in the basket? JTohna Beater, shoemaker, pleaded guilty to being at the Admiral's H~eed on the l0th and the 17th inst ...

... there. -The defendant: You are a false man; you never saw me there at all. I was not there-or if I was I was only after blackberries. (Langhter.)-P.C. Alexander proved seeing the defendant about 200 yards from the plantation in question about five minutes ...