... discovered. A number of boys were playing near the Forest, and one of them, vitlieri to recover a cricket ball or to get some blackberries, got over a hedge into ant adjoining firld, we t believe, just within the limits of the parish of Lenton. , This lad was ...

... d body of a, child perfectly naked, It had a cord tied tightly round its neck. Two boys came up at the time gatherin2g blackberries, ated they went to fetch a policeman. A nu1rse at the Nottingham un~ion workhouse remembered the child ~e being horn. Its ...

... He Nvent up to three of them and told n: them if they would follow him he would show them es .where there were lots of blackberries. The children I accordinely followed him and two of them having got over a stile, prisoner knocked prosecatrix down and ...

... duct es, with brutal violence-going on right, left. and centre, black have id eyes and broken heads lieing as plentiful as blackberries. been The parties now required the magistrates to settle their dif. woul ferences for thenm, which the Bench very considerately ...

... Chesterfield and Brimington-roal about ten o'clock in the morning with Eleanor Windle and Four others. They were going blackberrying towards Chester- field, She knew a place called Tinkersic, and near there °t saw prisoner. He had a harrow with parasols ...

... The prisoner, oil being asked, consented accept of Mr. Yates' services. John Hughes called—l am a bricklayer, living in Blackberry-street; I was passing Leveson-street Wednesday, j about noon, when 1 saw- a young woman about 17 years age at Mrs. Henrickson's ...

... the Derby police, proved the apprehension, G and he asid Inspector Fearn heard him say that hie found the a, brass under a blackberry bush at Cotmanhay.-Brown and W Smedley, re-called, identified the ?? jury found Ithe prisoner guilty and it previous conviction ...

... inst. Mr. Wilson appeared for the complainant. According to Jack- son's story it appeared that she was going to Needvrood blackberry gathering, and on her way called at the defend- ant's father's house for the purpose of obtaining a drink of water. The ...

... and cattle were sent by rail from Chesterfield.-The CIHAIRMAN remlarked that sheep stealing was becoming as plentiful as blackberries in Derbyshire. That was a very bad case, and the sentence of the Court was twvo years' imprisonment and five years' police ...