... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... laurastinus, to which wax added, above, wild clematis', round the edge of the bowl were arranged wheat, bark, oats, and blackberries, and the basin was filled with thee, autumn (mite, while a cross of maiden-hair fern and geranium barer, brightened with ...

... Misses Crawford. Each stall was surmounted by lofty canopy of and white tarletao, trimmed with sprigs of bramble leaves, blackberries, and ivy. Useful and ornamental articles were mingled on the stalls in nearly equal proportions, the most noticeable among ...

... pomegranate:4.3s per dosen_k filbert% and Kentish cob nuta, 10d to ; lychees from China, 4.; and Sepacals nuts, 1 per lb. ; blackberries, al per pints flowers Ch' Ice tribes in blossom. 6s to las ; and common. 2s 6d to is per pot; cut Sowers, to Ss 6d ; and ...

... laurustinus, to which was added, above, wild clematis, round the edge of the bowl were arranged wheat, barler oats, and blackberrie., and the basin was filled with autumn fruits, while a cross of maiden-hair fern and geranium leavAß, brightened with ...

... dahlias and laurustinus, to which added, above, wild clams*, round the edge of the bowl were arranged wheat, barley oats, and blackberrie., and the basin was filled with autumn fruits, while a cross of maiden-hair fern and geranium leaves, brightened with ...

... 305, 653, 758, 702, 1,019. There are three sorts of wine, 6 dosens of port, 4 of sherry, 3i of ginger, of raspberry, lof blackberry, of blackeuroutt, of royal green ginger, of No 3 port, 14 No 3 sherry—that is a larger bottle —six dozen flask bottles that ...

... pipplins 2Ss. tc 3s. per barrel; pears 2s. to Os. per stone, foreign do. Ss. d to 12s. per box; lernons 27ga to 33s. per ease; blackberries 3s. 6d. to 4s., plums 3s. to 4s. per stone; oranges 16a. to a ls. per box. 1. LEYDUa-, Friday.-lleutiful supplies. Bags ...

... hundreds of families eet an income from the gathering and sale of the wild strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, huckleberry, blackberry, and cranberry. ‘These small fruits are mostly consumed at home. Inthe Genessee Valley peaches were carted about in loads ...

... don’t often see a constable there, I obser po fewer than four before we reached the boathouse. Th they were, as thick as blackberries. Indeed, the super tendent seems to ha ve been about witha strong body as, Th men from an early bour ia the was nothing ...

... shoulder 8d pet lb. Cambridge sausages, per ho ,„ * t0 n - 't 6d. to 6d. damsons. 3d. : ho? m«2 . grap6 , 2S ' : - 1M Pel - blackberries, U. pefc quart; cooking onions, Id. ; Spanish, 2 ...