... ahoundß in the blackberry b*i«b. being an aban- i doned one, is ot course fenced off. The children were on the summit ...

... in the country might send up hundreds of tons of blackberries each year which would be eagerly bought up by these poor creatures. Some with time and opportunity might make a fortune in the blackberrying line. He could assure them, in conclusion, that as ...

... questirns publicffeling ought torule. el Ir never rains but it pours. Miracles sdem Y likely soon to become as plenty as blackberries. o The French and Italian manifestations have g already been surpassed in Ireland, and to-day i we publish an account from ...

... dismissed wit.h a cn~n.abeuo Davies,' married, and 'M x D vriei; widow, were alo zammoned forz a aik offenns. whis ncing blackberries on groand belougia to the Werfa Coal Company. Ordered to ?Sy Id each damage, Is fine, and 3a 6d coati, or thre3 I days' ...

... wilful damage to the lent.. onDiffrys harm. The defendnnt, who is fourtsen years of went the complainant's farm to look for blackberries. He broke the hedges. ordered to pay lug, including damage, fine, and meta. John lie., and David Thomas, aged fiftem, ...

... country might send up hundreds of tons o w f blackberries every year, which would be eagerly bought up by these poor fellow creatures of thous. Some persons really, might make a fortune out of the despis ed blackberry (laughter). In conclusion, he assured them ...

... Complainant's eon said that the farm was situate near Taibach. Re Raw the defendanti on his field gathering mushrooms and blackberries. Witness saw the defendants on the fence. Complainant laid the damage at is. Fined 10s, including costa. David Francis ...

... 100 feet into a freestone quarry. The animal died instantaneously. In the same week • little girl attempting to reach • blackberry, Orerbalanced herself and fell fifty feet down a quarry'. The little girl died after several days' agony. The Rhoellanerehrugog ...

... description of provision And many were buying some horrid-looking Btuff in tbe shape of jams I thought tons and tons of blackberries we could easily get and send up there (laughter) assure they would buy such fruit with avidity and I believe that if a ...

... horrid-looking stuff in the shape of jam, and I thought of the tons and tons of blackberries we could send up there. I thought a man might make a very good thing selling blackberries. In conclusion I have only to add that as long as I have the honour of being ...

... been out during the day withering Llacikierriss. and about four p.m had accouipmicil neighbour in a further search for blackberries. Taey asearatol dining their search, and at six o'clock the seighbour came home, leaving Oay Owen on the top of dm rucks ...

... female again in this manner. Defendant paid the fine. BLACKBERRY GATHEEEKS.—William Pnillips, 15, David Eynon, 16, and John Rees, 12, summoned by P.C. Cox for trespassing in search of blackberries on the 2nd inst., at W erfa, were each fined 6s Id including ...