... 15th inst. The amount damage put down at shilling. —The defendant was seen by Frank to tread the hedge down while was blackberrying, and on being ordered away she was said to have indulged in very bad language.—The Magistrates gave defendant strong caution ...

... After tea some of the party proceeded for row on the water, while others enjoyed a walk through the field?, nutting and blackberry ing. A start for home was made seven o'clock. At the White Hart, Fareham, Mr. H. Hall waa elected Chairman for the evening ...

... bouquet of wild towere—l. A. Beatable 2. Laura Crook. Bury ; ears Flossie Hooper. on heepe-1, MisaCtook. Bury. Pint of blackberries in Henry. Bentsen, Ashur. Bridge ; 2. Joke Petty earn 3, Gertrude Had. Totton. basket of wild Rowers end anwees-1. A. Eatable: ...

... prise beehet of wild berries contained no lees than eighteen different sorts, and for the two prises for the beet pint of blackberries fat plate seven entered. The first prise ones were very fine: indeed, we never remember having seen better at this time ...

... aectkw about three. At Milford the gentlemen of Hie Saritta laudable self-jacrißce. went blackbectyptoaide the ladies with blackberries and cream, which highly appreciated at tea. Tern, provided by Mr. V/. Solton. waa exceUenUy catered, and greatly enjoyed ...

... on Monday to take Betteridge's depositions. From this it appeared that the boys were out on the Sunday getting nuts and blackberries, and on some altercation arising about the latter, Venthum, it was alleged, stabbed Betteridge with a penknife in the side ...

... GATHERING BLACKBERRIES,—Fasny Bowman, of Titchfield, wss summoued fur wilfully demagiog & quickset hedge on land ia the cccapation of Mr. Burge, at Tischfleld, on the 15:h lost.—Frank Pattiek, « keeper, taw the d.fendans gatheriog blackberrier, acd afterwards ...