... Charles Hudson, gamekeeper, said he aaw the defendant blackberrying, and he refused to leave tbe blackberries behind. Quita sixpennyworth of damage waa done.— Defendant admitted that he was blackberrying, and said not having any work and having a family of ...

... people were conveyed by tbe Great Northern Railway to Red__ils for the encamp- ment of the Leicester-hire volunteers at Blackberry Hill. To those slaying in thi town tbere woa no ak of attraction, two fl >wer shows, bicycling; contest*, and tbe Abbey ...

... BELVOIR CASTLE. According to regimental orders issued this week the Leicestershire Volun- teers will this year encamp on Blackberry Hill, Belvoir Castle, from the lst to the of August. MIDLAND RAILWAY TIME TABLES. —We notice that the Midland Railway Time ...

... of anemones and maiden hair fern. The pulpit is wenthed top and bens with corn and autumn berries of many kinds, hips, blackberries, haw*. die. In each panel on a bed of moss is a bouquet of choice flowers and small pendants of Virginia creeper. The lectern ...

... Leicestershire Volunteers have again gone into camp fcr a week's training, tbe eoena chosen for tbe purpose this year being Blackberry Hill, witbin the tar-famed and picturesque grounds of Belvoir Castle, which, by tbe kindness ot bis Grace tbe Duke of Rutland ...

... of his Grace the Duke of Rutland, the annual encampment of the First Leicestershire Volunteers has this year been held on Blackberry Hill, a finely-wooded and picturesque plateau in close proximity to Belvoir's lordly terraces. On Wednesday week, a fatigue ...

... fines. The Camp.—Louis Isaac Sangar, the Greyhound Inn, Hinckley, applied for license to sell wines, spirits, and liquors on Blackberry Hill during the_3lst and the first seven days of August. —The applicant, having been appointed by the colonel of the regiment ...

... fact which speaks for itself — for the majority against Ministers waa only 12. Of course there were reasons plenty as blackberries. The reading of some of those reasoßS, in Thursday's Daily News, must move even serious men to laughter. Innocent, ingenuous ...

... Leicestershire Volunteers have again gone into camp fcr a week's training, the scens chosen for the purpose this a‘w being Blackberry Hill, within the tur-famed and picturesque grounds of Balvoir Castle, which, by the kindnees of his Grace the Duke of Rutland ...

... the Lelnster branches, and half {)url{ meetings to bo held alter. nately lo Cork and Dablin, 5 THE VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP AT BLACKBERRY HILL. The proceedings in camp on Tuud:‘y and Wednes- ‘ day were mostly confined to the routine of military duty, the nu&e ...

... any Tender. By Onler, Wll.l. NEWTON, Clerk. Union Offices, Middlegate, Newark, 14 September, 1685. N OTlCE.—Anyone found blackberrying on the Estates of Mr. C. Coastable Curtis or Mr. J. T. Woolley, at Swintlerbi, Hall, or Colliagbata will be prosecute& ...

... gathering of blackberries for Liverpool and Manchester markets now provides pros able occupation for the country people in Cheshire, whence enormous quantities are being sent away. • mother and three children will earn 10a. and 12s. weekly by blackberry picking ...