... chargrwl by James Kennedy with trooprug in sereh Same, at Hollesten, on Nov. 3rd.— Defendant alleged that he was getting blackberries and sloe..—Evidence was given of defendant having taken a rabbit wit of a snare in Rolleaten Wood.—He was hued 5.. and ...

... charged by James Kennedy with trespassing in search of game at Rolleston on Nov. Srd. — Def endant siud he was gathering blackberries and sloes. — Evidence was given sliov.ing tliat defendant took a rabbit out of a snare in Rolleston Wood. — He was fined ...

... -rebeck riding terminates right bere t Andl myself off the starboard side of that horse and J*** on my head in a wild blackberry buah. I went. t ?? ' vith my nose full of briars and an aocumula- ?? ?? ° . : experienoe that would have been worth t '- ...

... of over 50,000 j inhabitants will be knighted. If we go on at this rate ' baronets and knights will be as plentiful as blackberries > and it will almost be a distinction not to bear a title. It j will be too bad if the story is inaccurate, and the cor- ...

... charged by James Kennody with Lm'&v\ing in search of gaine at Rolleston on Nov. 3rd, — Defendant said he was gathering blackberries and sloos, — Evidence was given.showing that defendant took & rabbit out of a snare in Rolleston Wood. —He was fined £1 ...

... usurped arms were relatively very much as common as they are at thepresent time, when nouveaux riches are as plentiful as blackberries. Entries, like the following, are of frequent occurrence : Respite given for proofe of the Armes, but no Proofs made. Yet ...

... North Leicestershire Liberal Association. August. L The Ist Volunteer Battalion Leicestershire Regi- ment went into camp on Blackberry Hill, near Bel- voir Castle, under the command of Colonel Sir Henry Half ord — A fifty miles bicycle race was won at the ...