... Leonards to Ecclesbourne, from the the sea, ar.d from the Barons of the Cinque £ to the hut of the poor labourer, with his blackberries.' His tomb w»s erected the mittee of the Religious Tract Society. Here fl( J come Archdeacon Hare and Joha Sterling) '^ ...

... stopping next door to his grandmother's. He knew him, but said nothing about the watch. On Sunday, tho 2lst, they went blackberrying with the pri«oner Deeprose, and he asked him to get some money and to sea with him. Witness said: All light, and he then ...

... from his hedste.—Prisoner said he took the turnips because he was starving, and he had cut the sticks order to reach the blackberries.-Supt. Glenister stated that from enquiries he had made there was no doubt that the man had been in great poverty. He had ...