... pricked his knee with a sewing machine needle, but he did not suffer auy ill effects till • week ago when he went out blackberrying and overheated himself, which it is supposed accelerated blood poisoning. Verdict, accidental death. ...

... dog aud net.—lhe defendants said that they were not the coppice with any intention of pursuing game, but simply to pick blackberries. Rowland had the dog and net, ana they met him on the road.—Moore, who had been previously lined, for similar offence ...

... Wake, a leading Sheffield solicitor, was fined £1 and costs on Friday for savagely beating a man whom he found gathering blackberries in wood on his beat. ...

... vatan of ‘ul the few would be accompanied by the vicious self gence of the may. (Hear, Agnesty were t be as plentiful as blackberries, at the treme ty ul counteracciag the mischief they was by delivery of lectures on debate subjects. The Rev. Dr Ke spoke ...

... defendant Row- a land.- Shobrooke and Moore admitted that they were in the v copse, bot said they weat there to pick Bome blackberries. t; More, who was op last year for a aimilar offence, the a Bench fined 20s. and, 12a. orate, or one mouth's imprison- ...

... had with them a dog and net, but he did not see either of the men do anything.--The defence was that the men were picking blackberries. The Bench, however, thought the case proven, and as this was not the first time that Moore had been before them, he was ...

... had with them a dog and net, but he did not see either of the men do auythi ig.—The defence was that tho men were picking blackberries. The Bench, however, thought the case proven, and this was not the first time that Moore had been before them, he was now ...

... Bernard Wake, leading Sheffield solicitor, _ was fined and costs on Friday for savagely beating man whom he found gathering blackberries wood on his beat. A meeting of Conservative working men, held at Chesterfield has passed a resolution protesting against ...

... apples, value 3d., from the orchard of Mr. Thomas Ford, at Stoke Gabriel, on the 25th of September.—Defendant was picking blackberries the orchard at the time she took the apples, which she was seen to do by the prosecutor.—Prosecutor not wishing to press ...

... Rowland. In reply to the charge the nefendanta Moore and Shobrooke said tlny, went into the coppice for the purpose picking blackberries and not in pursuit game. Here they met Rowland who had with him a dog and a net. The Bench fined Moore, against whom a ...

... claes or rection nf society. Waterman, in his on the tendencies of Asuosticism, said that Agnostics were plentiful as blackberries, and he did no add any very effectual method for etopping the growth. Tn fact. as these two apeaker: concerned, theie ons ...

... dog and net.—lhe defendants said that they were not the coppice with any intention of pursuing game, but simply to pick blackberries. Rowland had the dog and net, and they met kirn on the road.—Moore, who had been previously fined, for a similar offence ...