... nicely coming into bearing—the fruits being apples, apricots, plums, damsons, cherries, peaches, nectarines, strawberries, blackberries, grapes, .quinces, chestnuts, &c. He says his residence (Cungegong, near Cootamundra) is about two miles from the railway ...

... damming fences at Kirkby-in-Ashfield, on the 30th Hayes deposed to seeing the two tiefendanta break through two fences to get blackberries. He went to them, and they said they were doing very well if he had not cme. He estimated the damage done at G I.—The ...

... the peace for six months. GATHERING BLACKBERRIES.—Mary Ann Betts was summoned by .James Cook, farmer, of Rainworth, for damaging a fence on his farm, on the 18th inst.—Complainant said the defendant was blackberrying, and when he went up to her she used ...

... above day he saw the defendant's horse and cart standing on the highway, and no one near it. The defendant was getting blackberries and took no notice when spoken to about it —The defendant was fined 10s. 6d. A SIMILAR CASE.—Thomu Smith was charged with ...

... Butterley reservoir, where Mr. J.P., has the right of fishing. The defendant, who pleaded not guilty, said he was gathering blackberries near to the reservoir, when he heard a splash in the water. He then looked near the hank and saw a fish attached to a line ...

... not run as he knew them.—The prisoner denied the offence, and said he was not at the place as he was at the time getting blackberries on the Clipetone Road.— The Bench fined the prisoner 405., or one month's hard labour. POACHING PREVENTION ACT.—E[enry ...

... prices, and corn out said on the above day he saw the defendants of condition made less money by about is per qr. gathering blackberries, and treading down young White wheats. 44s to 50s per qr ; red wheat, 42s to trees and underwood. The defendants had been ...

... getting blackberries. Ho went up to Straw, and took the ferret out of hie pocket, and the two defendants ran away. Smith had a basket with him.—The defendants denied having any connection with Straw, and said they were merely getting blackberries.— Gregory ...

... follows :—Mr Barna, Bracebutton —Mr. F. Cook, Mr. Pantechnicon Pantile-- Mr. G. Stevenson, Mr Toby TweedleVon—Mr. Johnson, Mr. Blackberry Thistletop—Mr. H. Stevenson, Evelina ( Bracsbatlon't daneybkr)— Mien Booth, May (!laid of all Work)—Mies Browne. LONDON ...

... geraniums, fucheiao, &c. ; the stands were also studded with 70 plates of produce, viz : apples, pears, plums, potatoes, blackberries, &c. This arrangement was crowned with three huge loaves of bread and a number of artificial trees from which a large number ...

... belonging to Mr. Montague, at Linby, on the 26th ult. P.c. Lee proved the case, and defendants, who said they were gathering blackberries, were fined ss. each. BUT lON-IN-ASHFIELD.- flares= Fearivat. —A harvest festival in connection with it. Modwen's Church ...

... sugar is far better than syrup of squills and other nanseoas drugs in many cases of cough. The small seeded fruits, such as blackberries, figs, raspberries, and strawberries, may be classed among the best foods I and medicines. We should look more to oar gardens ...