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... belonging to Mr. Montague, at Linby. on th© 2Gth ult. P.c. Lee proved the case, and defen who said they were gathering blackberries, were fined ss. each.—George Wheatley, William Caunt, William Weynian. and Rosannah Caunt were sum. moiied for wilfully ...

... sport* were wit- I neeaad by Lord aad lady John Manners dunng the 1 aftarnooo, and tfatra wm a larga namber of ruutors 1 to Blackberry Hill from tha suirouding district Tfas , offioers ot tho company present wen — Captain B. Symington (wbo Mtad ssjjudge) ...