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... Stansfeld by treadiug down underwoorl, on the 28th ult. It appears that the defendants, two men and two women, were gathering blackberries at Eniroyd, on the afternoon of the 28th, out laud preserved by Captain Stanafeld.—Defendants were ordered to pay—the women ...
... plentiful, and damsons are scarce and dear; filberts and Kentish cob nuts, Bd. to IOd. ; lychees from China, 4a. ; and blackberries, 6d. per ib. ; Spanish nuts and almonds, 6d. per quart; walnuts, 2s. 6d. to 4s. per 100. Flowers: Choice tribes of blooming ...
... conclusions waich outrage the most elementary laws of logical deduct.on, are scattered throughout the Speeches as thickly as blackberries in autumn or leaves in Vallom- brosa. But proof is eternally conspicuous by its absence. One of these enlightened teachers ...
... caobagea, 8d- per dozen; turnips, 18 bunches for ; carroty 18 buuc&ea for It.; celery. Is. to la 6d. per dozen sticks; blackberries, 7d. per quart; fbwlt, 6a. to 6s. per couple; docks. Bs. per couple; partridges, 3s. 6d. per brace; giouea to fid. pet ...
... Strawberry Oooaabeiry rreaerrea, l/l tlb, „ Mined frnlt rreaerrea, ML 21b. „ flam Prsasrrea, Od. Sib. „ Marmalade, Sib Od. Also Blackberry and Apple, Raspberry, Bilberry, Strawberry, Ac., la Sib and lib. fata at the lowest prlaaa. CHEESE ! CHEESE!! CHEESE!!! ...
... not , ffuilty. and defen .vd by Sir. Ibheraon, jot w.baty.-C.owther .tnted th.t the d.y in .lueetion aaw the defendaui* blackberrying in the Wood, noticed that aevtral young tree, were broken ; down’-CroA.-cxAminod : There were four women bl.ek- heroine ...
... Virtue £l2, together with a stone and half of apples and ball a stone of blackberries. A greengrocer named Thomas Brook, of Bandon Wood Bottom, had purahased the apples and blackberries in question, and left them in his cart while he went to ano•her pert ...
... and Diekenzon was defended by Tbberson, of Dewsbury.—Crowther stated that on the dey in question he saw the defendants blackberrying in the wood, and neticed that several young trees were broken : There were four women black- berrying #lso, and whether ...
... Dartmouth at Morley. Mr. Ibberson appeared for Diokinson. Amos Crowther, gamekeeper, said that defendants were gathering blackberries in the wood, and they trod amongst the trees. In answer to Mr. Ibberson, witness stated that there were several other people ...
... S. d. B. d. V, hr ll 'n-- n P , U V she J-- 56t0 6 0 Pheasants, per br'ce 66t0 7 G Jr arl ey, ner^- oaa -- 30 0 to 32 0 Blackberries, jierqt. 0 4 to 0 4i o ats . Per ™V 30 0t032 0 Potatoes, per 16 lbs 00 to 0 0 B?* I ** r.^A-*-- 22 0t024 0 Apples, per ...
... —Thomas Brook said that on Thursday morning last be was standing St Jomes’a Market with some hampers containing apples and blackberries. He left them for few minalee, and Lie rotor* found that they had been taken. Ho received information which caused bun ...
... plums, ana dam ons are in lair supply, but dear; filbertsand Kentish cob nuts, lOd. ; lychees 45.; hazlenuts, Id.; ; and blackberries, 4d. per lb. ; walnuts, 2s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. ] per 100. Flowers: Choice tribes of exotics and plants i in full bloom, 4s ...