... L DECREE that the lad should have been near the place at all. A fellow-playmate of his living near had promised to go blackberrying with him that day, but, the latter not turning up, lie relinquished the idea, and strolled down to the roadway adjoining ...

... what the deceased subsisted en during the time she u-as in the wood, hut it is theught that her prin- cial feed -were blackberr:ies, which were very Ipeintiful at the fetime. The deceased was married, her husband being a labourer. A WANDERER IN THE FOREST ...

... she was. It has since tran- spired that she hid herself in a wood near Malpas, and subsisted for nearly a fortnight on blackberries and other things. When found she was in a very exhausted state. She was taken home, and attended bv Dr. Limbery, the parish ...

... night. Some children who were blackberrying saw the woman in a field near the orchard attached to a gentleman's house at Malpas. She was in a very exhausted state, and admitted that for nine days she had subsisted on blackberries and water.—Dr. Limbery was ...

... Nicholls, of Cardiff, with assaulting her whilst picking blackberries at Brookland Farm on the 29th ult. She met de- fendant, who asked her what she had been doing. She replied, picking blackberries. He told her that if she did not go away he would strike ...

... Earm — The woman, on the date named, was picking blackberries when she came up to defendant, who was sitting on a gate. He asked, What are you doing on my land ? She replied, Gather- ing blackberries. Well, if you don't go away quickly, he said, strike ...

... to a gentleman's house at Malpas. She was ina very exhausted state, and admitted that for nine days she had subsisted on blackberries and water.—Dr. Limbery was called in, but could not save.-life,-Elizabeth Thomas, wife of a Dos Works'labourer, and sister ...

... 29th wounded, with intent to murder, Mary Ann Hcoks, the wife of a shepherd at Ringstead. The woman, it was stated, was blackberrying with her son, aged four and a half, when prisoner appeared and offered 2s to the boy to go away. He then offered the woman ...

... rates should not he granted. But when the demand is seriously made the reasons in opposition to it will be as plentiful as blackberries in September, and as irresis- tible as the inflow of the ocean. Canon THOMPSON, with vastly more insight than the majority ...

... 29th wounded, with mtent to murder, Mary Ann Hooks, the wife of a shepherd at llingstead. The woman, it was stated, was blackberrying with her son, aged four and a half, when prisoner appeared and offered 2s to the boy to go away. He then offered the woman ...

... Phillips (12), both residing at Angle, on the 17th inst. From the evidence of the girls it seems that they were gathering blackberries in a field near Angle on Sunday afternoon, when the prisoner came into the field, threw Score down and assaulted her, and ...

... charged with murdering another boy named Betteridge, by stabbing him during a dispute which arose while they were picking blackberries together. ...