... saw defendant’s wife, whom did not know, blackberrying in one of Mrs. Chapman’s fields. she was trespassing out of the footpath, and he had received instructions from the bailiff not to allow persons to blackberry on the farm, he ordered the woman off. ...

... found ten days afterwards in field in an exhausted e. She stated that she had subsisted during the whole of that period on blackberries and water, and had slept in wood close by. The woman succumbed a few days afterwards. Deceased served a term of 14 days’ ...

... ROM “TRIITH T am glad to hear that the prohibition against picking blackberries on Lady Henry eatate at Castlemorton has been withdrawn since my refer- ence to the matter in last week’s T did not anticipate anything less when the matter was brought to ...

... Albert Gillett (20), labourer, was charged with breaking into the dwelling-house Francis Scott, of St. Briavels, and stealing blackberry tart, of the value of ls„ on August 26th. Prisoner was further charged with stealing a coat, the property of William -in ...

... complainant, and Mr. I .angley-Smith for the defendants.—Thomas Hudson, a lad, said he saw Kemp up in the hedge picking blackberries and Kiddle waa standing by.—ln answer Mr. Langley- Hudson said he was with the boys, having gone there in order to inspect ...

... On the application of Mr. D.C.C. Philpott, the case GLOUCESTERSHIRE sIRL’S LEAP Florence Reece, a girl of 12, living at Blackberry Hill, Gloucestershire, had a wonderful escape after leaping from a Midland express train on Thursday at Staple Hill. She ...

... alter and divert so much of the road leading from Bristol Chipping Sodbury, near Blackberry Farm, as lira between the junction therewith of the approach road to Blackberry Farm and point 13 chains or thereabouts south-west of that junction, and to carry ...

... (Laughter.) .She took her hand away, and got over the stile. Prisoner told her had leave from the keeper to into the wood pick blackberries. After she got over the stile she commenced to run home, prisoner ran after her, leav ing his basket behind. overtook her ...

... belonging to the Boscawen, said he, the accused, and the deceased went for walk the cliffs on Sunday. Ho was picking some blackberries when heard groan, and looking round saw Wise with Lis hands on his knees laughing and looking over the cliff. asked Wise ...

... asking the School Attendance Officer if tbe Newent School Board allowed the children to et&y from school for the purpose of blackberrying, it was slated by that officer that tbe Board did not allow the childiou to do so, but compelled them attend school in ...

... the successful students of last winter’s mining classes, and other well-known local gentlemen will take part. Such a crop blackberries may this year found in the Forest has not been seen for many a day ; and the inhabitants are taking full advantage the ...

... symbolised by primroses, daisies, ami buttercups, Summer tulips, roses, and lilies. Autumn by the vine, poppy, wheat, and blackberry, and Winter by holly, mistletoe, Christmas roses, and ivy. The elaborately-decorated canopy which the shafts support was ...