... there committing damage to the amount of 2J. to the property of the Earl of Wharucliffe. He was found by a keeper gathering blackberries, and being charged with tiepassing, gave a false name, that of another man whom he very much resembles. He was summoned ...

... an empty jam pot and a broken cricket stump, pick- ing blackberries at the rixk of being chased by a farmers’ dog, or being reported “out of by the prefects. Well remember after the said blackberries were ‘‘squashed”’ with the cricket stump, and flavoured ...

... in a disused quarry at Bishop Briggs, six miles from Glasgow. The unfortunate lads left their homes on Tuesday to gather blackberries. and they must have failen into the quarry accidentally, clothes were found on the bank to show they had been bathing. ...

... than one wov'd thivk, and capable of ersous beiug lost in it for a few bracken are plentifvl, wh‘le wild raspbei.‘es and blackberries may be gathered here a there, and a long healthy ramble indulged in. These are within reach of any of our inhabitants, ...

... factory, was something like what was called the parental legislation of France, where the peasants could not touch a wild blackberry in the hedgerow' because the mayor prohibited it. He was one of the first to whitewash hie warehouse in compliance with ...

... through th 3 fire batting of A. Itob;nsun, 53 not out. Glincing down the scorns for centuries I fled them as plentiful as blackberries. First comes 259 by G. F. W. Cole and 127 by L. S. Gibbeid, out of 483 achieved by this Assyrians against Devonshire Park ...