... (Lord Coleridge), Lord Geo. Hamilton, Sir F. T. Mappin, M.P., and the borough members. A boy named Hackney, while gathering blackberries in a field close to the railway at HandswDrth Woodhouse last evening, dis- «pvered the shockingly decomposed body of a ...

... Hackney, aged 12- years, had been with his father's dinner, who is a railway plate- layer, and afterwards went to gainst blackberries. In so doing he wandered near a disused colliery tram- way in the Prescliffe Quarry Field close to the rail, way, and was ...

... Thursday last, about twn o'clock, ho was black- berrying at Persley's quarry, when he found the body of the deceased under some blackberry bushes. She had a shawl over her head, and her «lotnes were not dis- ?? J. Fox, single, HiJcd.sworth Wood- house, said the ...

... Thursday last, about two o'clock, he was black- berrying at Persley's quarry, when he found the body of the deceased under some blackberry bushes. She had a shawl over her head, and her clothes were not dis- ?? J. Fox, single, Handsworth Wood- honse. said tha ...

... Mr. Willie Edouin, having been driven out of the Comedy by Miss -7 1 1 ?- ga l ...