... on witness going to him, said he was there for the purpose of blackberrying, and he took off his coat to fight withers. Prisoner still said he Was there for the purpose of blackberrying. He admitted they had a dog, which ran after a hare, and witness ...

... been stolso in the neighbourhood. Reed, in reply to the charge, said that he was walking along the Thornton-road picking blackberries, when he noticed a hag cenitiining apples. He picked up the hag, and was conveying it home when he met the policeman. Reed's ...

... OD witness going to him, raid he was there for the purpose of blackberrying, and ho took off his coat to fight withers. Prisoner still raid he was there for ft e purpose of blackberrying. He admitted they had a dog, which ran after a hare and witness ...

... Witness took him to the police-station. —Prisoner still adhered to his statement that he was not gambling He was picking blackberries, and seeing the other boys run he ran too. He was not in the road at all. He was the other side of the hedge by the side ...

... W:tness took him to the policr—t4tion —l'risoner still adhered to statement that lie war not gambling lie was picking blackberries, and seein,g the other boys run h. ran too. fie was not in the i•oat at all. He was the other of lied!: , by the Pitti ...

... her lover untsis he performed some heroic deed. lie eloped with her mother. PEOPLE say that blackberries are good for the complexion, but who wants a blackberry complexion? I'LL give you 810 or thirty days, Well, 111 take the 810, squire. HOTEL keepers ...

... gathering of blackberries for Liverpool and Manchester markets now provides profitable occupation for the country people in Cheshire, whence enormous quantities are being sent away. A mother and three children will earn 10s. and 12s. weekly by blackberry picking ...

... been stolen in the neighbourhood. Reed, in reply to the charge, said that he was walking along the Thornton-road picking blackberries, when he noticed a bag containing apples. He picked up the bar, and wad conveying it home when he met the policeman. Reed's ...

... doing here 1 and he replid, I am picking blackberriem, I have had nothing to e%O all day. Witness said, There are no blackberries here. Mitchell then gave him a false addreds. He examined the wires and found f Air live pheasants and one dead one. He ...

... bow fair she bat Lay those words to your heart, my lad, and look out for another sweetheart. Women are as plentiful as blackberries. 'Perhaps so, answered the young man, moodily but there's only one for me. Rut she's not for thee. Come, be a man ...

... invidious on our part to single out any for special comment. The piece is preceded by the pleasing comedy-drama, in one act, Blackberries. SOCIAL SATURDAY Eva NG S. —Thee* succeesful entertainments given in the Christ Church Hall, Clyde-road, were continued ...

... sickly man, who was in reeei;st of nutsloor relief, awl Isis wife were stated to la ii, the h shit of goi..g out pieking blackberries or hirsbse:atching, but the man sometimes only earnest I:ti, a day. The relieving milcer stated that the pod. tively deelitiesl ...