... past, but did not have the opportunity. The two lads, with another naioed Groom, went out for , the purpose of picling blackberries, and Wise e must have attacked Salter as soon as Groomit turned his back. On looking round Lxroomn mitsserd Salter, and ...

... very anxious o to preserve Winged game. The law of tres- a pass should be strengthened to prevent people ii coming after blackberries, mushrooma, &o. 'Very o Iittle agricultual educat ion was being given, but c it was increasing. Railway rates ware high ...

... her where there were plenty. J On their way back from the hospital she and her sister *topped with. him to gather some blackberries, when lei committed the offence alleged. She commenced to cry but the accused put his cap into her mouth. her mouth. C ...

... with assaulhing him, and cauising hin, grievous bedily harm with a, pitch- fork. I Gviphlaina~nt said, he was gadtering black-berries at !the ?? wheni defendant came and struck 1d.n on tlhe itead wieth a pitch-fork ?? lhe wrs unconsciius for about 15 minutts ...

... Pri'soners made sundry excuses, one stating l .:that he suffered from 'infection of the heart. ! danti picked mushrooms and blackberries fora yliving. T~he same man 'said that when 11arrested he ~?!me ~ls of vertiotence'? in his ; seseaiossito i' ntl.?-Nine: ...