... Whilst the men were do'ng their best to secure the \ prizes, their friends were strolling through the Glen, hunting for blackberries, but very few did they find. This kind of fruit, curious to relate, j appears to have been quite as forward January , now ...

... working men at Bexhill, seems to have attracted as little attention from public as though acts of this kind were plentiful a3 blackberries. At the same time, many persons must have read with Batisfaci tion the kindred intimation that the expendi- , Iture had ...

... interest. Few people who are not landowners' would think it very heinous • offence for a young lad to go mushrooming or blackberry on land not his own. I afraid if acts of this kind were set down . robbery, some hundreds of thousands of decent , citizens ...

... was reason in even a £5 fine and Costa. It is, however, not so much against well-conducted people, who go to look for few blackberries or nuts that these measures are directed, but against the half-gipsy people who » pick up a precarious living by gathering ...