... ill-usage.—Snook, defence, said he had always treated the boy his own son, and he best him because was in the habit of picking blackberries instead attending his work. —The Bench said it was one the worst cases that had ever come before them, and they should ...

... apron that had the .inpeirauco of two or three marrows.—The case against Gil'.espie (who stated that she was only picking blackberries*, was dismissed, and tiie other defendant was fined and costs. John Napper, of Spaxton, was charged with being drunk the ...

... grasses. The pulpit had been very nicely treated. In the centre panel were hung apples, pears, grapes, tomatoes, figs, and blackberries, and the other panels were adorned with flowers and grasses. The choir stalls and the frent the organ were also simila ...