... trespassing in pursuit of game on the ' Wingerworth estate, on the 26th ult. — The defendant said he was only gathering blackberries, but he j acknowledged to trespassing, and also having a dog with him. — He was fined 10s., including costs. Ilkeston ...

... George Dithach, farmer, with assaulting him on the 13th .—Complainant said that on the “da y named, seeing a person getting blackberries in his field, he went into i and turn round saw the defendant and asked him what he was doing there, to which bh ied that ...

... I in sewage; titled commoners, with no claim to distinction save their titles, garnished the programme as plentiful as blackberries in October. We pass by uunotic.d the un- distinguishahle heap of M.P.'s who, with one or two exceptions, were of little ...

... in a basket straw bonnet, with large clump cherries shaded from pale to dark. Even the young Princesses have hats which blackberries and mountain ash berries ore grouped with some hope blossoms and roses. Mbs Beattty.—Tho “Argonaut,” of San Francisco, ...

... Strawberry aad Gooseberry 1/1 „ Slba. Baepbarry Gooseberry 1/1 aba- .. Hi. .» Slbo. Black Slba. Baepborry gibs. Bilberry Also Blackberry sod Apple, Black CorrsaU, ritrewborry, Itaepbarry, Raspberry Bad Curraate, Jatfiss, As,, Ac., in lib. and Sib. Jure, the ...

... 3s. to ss. per bushel, and lfd to 4d. per stone; o'bir kinds from Is. 3d tor str.ne : pear*, n*-s «toue; tola «rvch ; blackberries, 3s Cd. per i-tooc; tomatoes, 3(1 7(1 iierib. Friday -Hood made Cd. per of J ...

... each; 6s apples 1l. to 2d., pears 2d. to 3d., plums 3d. to 4d., at Engiish grapes 2s., foreiga do. 6d. to Sd. per lb. ; y blackberries 6d. per quart. d( Sc.Utnogouiat Frsi, Friday.-The supply, owing to rough weather, was still short. Prices :-Soies Is. 6d ...

... Edge, was charged with committing an indecent assault on a girl of fourteen. Complainant left home on Wednesday to gather blackberries at Whitley Lower. She was met by tho prisoner, who demanded the fruit she had got. She refused, and he threw her down and ...

... whits net, veiled at the back by a waterfall of the same tissue, dotted sparingly with pearl beside about the size of a blackberry. The scarf in keeping is dispersed in front in oval waves, and carried, panier fashion, across the sides, to disappear under ...

... she rau away screaming, aud he followed and caught her. On asking what she was doing there she said sfie had been getting blackberries, and having got her name he let her go. After she had gone he heard a man shouting to him, and saw the deleudant in the ...

... eoaatable Misspelt `►ve evidence which showed that on the 3rd inst., shortly before noon, the complainant and the boy went blackberrying together, and then the prisoner came and demanded the fruit front the girl. It wrs refused, whereupon he threw her down ...

... Ciichtou's Ladvvard, by Clydesdale— T Inol, .1. , W Anatruther-s Almonds aod Raisins, by clie'i In. I Fidelity MrJarolret Blackberry, by Bhis'itbora— 1>. „■ ,v, v , agst Mr Brundrit'i li-ilm by liatley-11, ?? ?? c Mr Peterson's Pot ?? by Overmtan— W „-_ ...