... being bad, the, came out to pick a few blackberries, to sell for copper or two for bread for their families. They had no thought of doing wrong or committing darn. age. There would be any quantity of fine blackberries in the wood rotting and wasting because ...

... prisoner was seen in a lane with paper windmills and in a handcart, near where the deceased and 'other children were gathering blackberries. Afterwards prisoner was Been exposing himself to the little girl, when Harriet Johnson, whp lives at Oak House, got a ...

... Neale, 18, Gurthlaxonstreet, Leicester, but formerly living at Nuneaton, said in 1884, he was entitled to an interest in Blackberry Hall Farm, Exhall, and some land at Satesley, under his late father's will. He denied that he authorised the prisoner to ...

... office. Crossing the stile that cuts the Church meadow, he surprised a couple of urchins in the heinous act of picking blackberries on a Sunday. Seeing parson, the youngsters bolted, leaving their hook hanginwin the brambles. They had a good start, ...

... and others of certain real property situate at the parishes of Keresley and Exhall, in the county of Warwick, and known as Blackberry Hall Farm, and to haye been signed, sealed, and delivered by the said Arthur Neale contrary to the statute. On being indicted ...

... Railway Company. On Saturday afternoon he was walking between Meriden and Chapel-green, when he noticed a lady picking blackberries off the hedges. Be bad a copy of the notice issued by the Leamington polies in his pocket, and on comparing her dress and ...

... Morton, Water Orton, said Mrs. Handley gave him information, stating that her little girl and the last witness had been blackberrying, and saw the boby in the canal, near the wharf. He found it as described, in the water; got it out, and examined it,, and ...

... Windle, the daughter of a collier residing at Staveley. On the 20th of last August the deceased and other children were blackberrying in a lonely part of the country at Brimington, near Chesterfield, when the culprit decoyed her away, and, after having ...

... enterprise is equal to her end. ramp, It was reported in the papers of the c0m1 . % that she picked ffiãit ,iii qiiartw of blackberries the last season. She assured the writer that the quantity was much larger than was reported. These berries she carried ...

... RURAL LIFE. BLACKBERRY CULYCIRE. A new rural industry is being opened up in Kentnamely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and the idea has ...

... font was beautifully decorated with a cross of white dahlias and wreaths of moss, ivy and white dahlias, and sprays of blackberries. The reading desk was very prettily decorated with wreaths and a cross of oats and red berries. The lamp standards were ...

... inventions, astounding discoveries, startling announcemeats crowd upon us daily. Scientific men seem to be as plentiful as blackberries in September. But finite knowledge cannot always continue in a progressive state. It has its limits. True, it may take ...