... and Edward Richardson were each fined 5s and tin- by the Chesterfield County Magistrates on Saturday. CALOW. For stealing blackberries at Calow October 17th. Lily was fined 2s 6d and the costs by the Chesterfield County Magistrates on Saturday, and for using ...

... Normanton on the 23rd of October.—P.c. Bullpit proved the offence, the penalty in each case being 6s CALOW. For stealing blackberries at Calow on October 17th. Lily Granby was fined 2s 6d and the costs by the Chesterfield County Magistrates on Saturday ...

... This will a record year for blackberries. Mr Edison has announced that after years of research he has completed phonograph for commercial use, which will oust the present writing machines. states that by the use of his phonograph one person can do the ...

... Maycock and H. Harris. * _ The season of harvest festivals has again come round, and just now they are as plentiful as blackberries in October. Tho M.X.C. Chapel presented a delightful appearance Sunday the occasion the harvest festival. Fruits, flowers ...

... proceedings, when a toast list was through. Songs were by Messrs . W. Lewis, E. Cresswell . Butler, and violin solos by Mr Blackberry, of Edwin- stowe. Presentation to a Colliery Omfioial. Tn the Victoria Fee. Shirebrook, last Satur- Ward. who for the past ...

... will disclose the banks covered with decaying vegetation, leaves and rank grass lining the sides far below the water level, blackberry bushes, and the trailing briars of the wild rose showing here and there above the water surface, while at the upper end ...

... to let out his be't two holes after being in camp a few days, and why H. moved that top button. ‘ommy and his mates the blackberries were quite worth s pack- The stewed plums were & surprise packet in- and were consequently the more enjoyed. ‘Thanks, Mrs ...

... of Devonshire. i in eearch of biack. bernes, and when vames were refused, Goucher tried to overturn ti boy's basket of blackberries. he woman, who was incensed at seeing her Bon ty handled, promptly gave the keeper black eye. .o. Wilkins was brought on ...

... N.C. Chapel on Sunday, Mr K. J. Johnson, D.C.T. for Derbyshire, preach- ing. An ai was given in the afternoon on “Bees, Blackberries, and er.” On Mon the chairmen bein day and Tuesday, Mr Johnson gave lectures, Mr Silas Harris, of Danes moor, and Mr W ...

... this district were terribly er: by impudent and thefts, as it is we seldom geo or are allowed to mushroom that gather a blackberry or in the town if wo is grown on our farms. We may purchase these Tho aesociation has already done good work. the memberehin ...

... should n. “the 'y fair the or B whole where there was not a ladies and gentleman not only built a fire, gath- ered fuel, blackberries, and ferns, and generally rambled about dastui farmer on whose land thi ooourred been a and petient man. beng @ fayoupte ...

... warned him Ernest Cross Smith. ed 11, who also liv at 53, Market Street, said he and Bertie were returning home afte thering blackberries on the Cottage Farm, ‘tnd were on the Farm side of tl crowing when they saw a train coming on the down line to Langwith ...