... with trespassing on lands at Thurlston, and damaging barley. The only excuse the youngsters advanced was tiu*t they were blackberry picking. fine 2s. 6d. and costs was inflicted on each defendant. The superintendent of police said that in this district ...

... berry, all entwined around the noble pillars. Ears of wheat, barley, oats, and grapes are also to be distinguished. The blackberry briar twines around, intermixing its straggling -terns with the more cultivated vine. The gable heads are very beautifnl ...

... being** on the part of the policeman that he the discharge of his duty in attempting vent trespass, the complainant having blackberries on ground where she had to enter. The charges were dismissed. A telegram from the Cape Colonel Jarvis has been appointed ...

... which Lord Carnarvon had the right of shooting. also saw them using the dog--. Defendants alleged that they were gathering blackberries. Defendants were discharged. Mr. Belk prosecuted. A Disclaimer.—We are requested to state that Wm. Ellis and G. Ellis Brothers ...

... surface. There is evidence that child, nine years of age, a daughter of this cottager, went on the enc'osure to pick some blackberries, and when told to go off she refused, giving as a reason that her father had told her to go there. Mr. Justice Hawkins: ...

... Ltjcerna. BLACKBERRIES. To the Editor of the Nottingham Evening Post. Sir, —If your correspondent, Enquirer, will visit Fisher and Holmes' Nursery, Handsworth, Sheffield, the present time, he wdl probably see one of the finest crops of blackberries he ever ...

... upon my lips to flatter such an absurd prejudice. As for you, Laura, is all very well to sit there stitching at that faded blackberry leaf—you are putting too much brown I am sure—and looking the image of all that is demure. To my mind you are more to be ...

... * o thoy said they wore sorry and promised not g if he wonldnot report thorn. Defendants denied alleging that they were blackberries. each and oosts. fl . ~, Neiohdoi-rs Variance.—Sarah « ,B e ' , , t woman, pleaded not guilty to assaulting b e * rf Sileb- ...

... then* sare there were no partridges shot, either himself the defendant, on the day named. Henry Cross said he wa gathering blackberries in Mr. Orton's field, when he saw hi» (Mr. Orton) and the defendant together, and he saw defendant fire at some wood pigeons ...

... temper. The gardens, as usual, are full of * lemon trees loaded with fruit, and people and eat tbem as we do sloes and blackberries Innd, and you poor people never know their true I lunch to-day at Pompeii. Even my *-j, turn of mind is not proof against ...

... I shouldn't wonder if came to a bad end, like the babes in the wood, protested Celia. Imagine us existing on unripe blackberries for a -week or so, and then lying resignedly down to die. I don't behove a bit in the birds putting leaves over ua. That' ...

... or Metador 11. Haly-bhed Welter Steeple Chase.— Sportsman— Monotaur or Swordsman. Steeple Chase.—Sportsman—Bar One or Blackberry. Tenant Farmers' Plate.— Sportsman—Novelty. MAIL AND SHIPPING- NEWS. Calcutta, Friday.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's ...