... on witness going to him, said he was there for the purpose of blackberrying, and he took off his coat to fight withers. Prisoner still said he Was there for the purpose of blackberrying. He admitted they had a dog, which ran after a hare, and witness ...

... admitted that he was on Mr. Loyd's laud with a dog, but said he did not go there for the purpose of getting game. Ile was blackberrying hen the dog ran after a hare. After evidence had been given by two gamekeepers, the Magistrates fined the prisoner 50s ...

... OD witness going to him, raid he was there for the purpose of blackberrying, and ho took off his coat to fight withers. Prisoner still raid he was there for ft e purpose of blackberrying. He admitted they had a dog, which ran after a hare and witness ...

... Brimington and Chesterfield on the day of the murder, and that be came upon a pumber of children who were in a lane mmu blackberries. The prisoner was seen in the with | the little girl, who was only six years of l‘.:fld the danghter of respectable parents ...

... lie arrived with his handcart in Beimington. In a lane he came across deceased and a number of other children, who were blackberrying. Deceased followed him for some distance,and some time afterwards he was observed to be acting indecently towards her iu ...

... on witness going to him, said he was there for the purpose of blackberrying, and he took off his coat to fight witness. Prisoner still said he was there for the purpose of blackberrying. He admitted they had a dog, which ran after a hare, and witness ...

... prisoner was seen in a lane with paper windmills and sunshades in a handcart near where the deceased and other children were blackberrying. The deceased, who was only years old, and was the daughter of a respectable man, followed the prisoner some distance after ...

... neighbourhood of Brimington aud Chesterfield the day named, and came upon a number of children, who were in lane gathering blackberries. The prisoner was seen in lane with the | little girl, who was only six years of age. and the daugh-1 ter of a respectable ...

... little girl, six years of age, named Eleanor Windle. On the 20th of last. August. the deceased and other children were blackberrying in a lonely part of the country at Brimingten, near Chesterfield. when the culprit decoyed her away, and having outraged ...

... pit and unbedded gree large and luscious on the sunny slopes of the Tennessee hills and along the Arkansas valleys; that blackberries thrived upon the fiTlds ef Southern Kentucky, that the apples on the plateaux of the Cumberland hills were large and rosy ...

... girls about the same age, left their respective homes at Brimington, for the purpose of going into the adjoining country blackberrying. 'Whilst they were engaged, Gough came with a hand-cart cont lining, amongst other things, children’s toys in the shape ...

... was on the Chesterfield and Brimington road about ten o'clock in the morning. Eleanor Windle and several others were going blackberry lug towards Chesterfield. She saw the prisoner with a barrow with parasols in it, and Eleanor Windle followed him towards ...