... dofendsnts drove some pheasants, and witness and his assistants cap. tured both men. Mitchell asserted that they were merely blackberrying Having obtained the!ir names and addresses witness allowed them tb go. He then found four live phesan ts and one dead one ...

... cemetery on Wednesday. The girl had gone to a farmi carrying her brotber's dinner, and on her way back stopped t. pick some blackberries, when a number of boys attacked her, knocked her down, and two of them, one of them the prisoner, behaved in a most improper ...

... who is ' Arub. rtnd Min. Plen. is a semi-sacred place), but it was next door to it. Invita- tions were as plenty as blackberries. L'Ambassadeur ?? et Lady Augustus Loftus prient M. -- de leur faire l'honneur de passer le soiree chez eux Mardi, a ...

... staying at Albert-villas, Haywards-heath, deposed that on the previous afternoon she went for the purpose of gathering blackberries to Bantfs-wood, when seid came upon the body of the deceased suspended by a rope to the branch of an oak tree. She immsediately ...

... wall at them gathering blackberries, never shifting his position. - As to the time he stood in this B position she was not certain. It might have beed five t or ten or fifteen minutes. Witness did not drop gather- ing blackberries because of what took place ...

... stc;yiug at t Albert-villas, Hfaywards-heath, deposed that olr the previous afternoon she went for the purpose of I aatbering blackberries to Bent's-wood, when she carmie upon tire body of tire deceased suspended by a t rope to the braneh of an oak tree. She ...

... with hie hand- k cart in Brimington. In a lanre he came across ti deceased and a number of other children, who ol were blackberrying. Deceated followed him for some ul distance, and some time afterwards he was observed to a be acting indecently towards ...

... 1°41 S, P. Goodall, I.., Italian Hirdya-g*l & Players, 3410 Is. T. Webster, B.A.. Rxpfebisa, BL i- 294. W. Collins, R.A., Blackberry Gatherers, 3184 f' C. Stinfield, B.A., Saivator Rosa and the Brigab T 1621. 15s. T. Creswick, B.A., A Landscape, 7984 l ...

... great a number of half-pay officers had been attracted from India that generals, colonels, and majors were as plentiful as blackberries. As evidence of the low price of necessaries, he quoted the current price of mutton at funrpence-hlfenny per pound. Mr ...

... between him and the Snowy Mount proper. He brought, however, a good collection of plants, among which were giant heather, blackberries, and bilberries. The Pasha was in his element among these plants, and has classified them. The first day we had disentangled ...

... Schneider in the part of Boulotte at a period of France's history when crowned heads were as plentiful in the gay capital as blackberries in autumn, and when real emperors hob-nobbed with her, stage Grand Duchessehip of Gerolstein. As famous was that eccentric ...

... (Saturday) morning, when arrested on his release from ] Chelmsford geol, lie said that lie found the strap wrhen lie was out blackberrying.-Mr. Talbot said that the rail- way company were sg anxious to press the charge.- Mi'. Phillips said that as the prisoner ...