... death by drowning. He loft his bom* about half-past eight o’clock, taking a can with him, a# his mother thought, to gather blackberries. When had bee i gone about hour, hi# mother saw had taken stick which had used a fishing rod with him. She immediately ...

... Kamadei.’s mother declared that her son never been tho wood, but Hothery stated that had, for tb»* purpose of gather ing blackberries. —The Bench cautioned the hoy* end their parents, and, under the rirciin»»t«noes, only imposed the nominal fine of la penally ...

... Neither the Der all the racks in the world should make do it compulsion. (Much merriment,) Were rdireal is plentiful as blackberries, he would do it for so man on compulsion, When Mr. Rodgers' neglect was breoght under the notice of the Sanitary Committee ...

... charged with Indecently assaulting Jane Senior, aged twelve years, at Thornhill, on the 7th Oct., when ahe was gathering blackberries in Denby Wood. The charge was not proved to the satisfaction of the magistrates, and the case was dismissed. ...

... in support of a certain marvellous, but doubtful statement, “Give reason on compulsion; no, if reasons were as plentiful blackberries, I’d not give one compulsion more pitiable confession don’t remember to have been made, even a Conservative gathering—and ...

... mortality would be very much diminished. —W. Bavldon, Medical Officer. •T. K. U. 1«75. people believe the nugge'a lie thick .a blackberries in English October, and where fortune made, if yoa re»cb the right spot, in about twen* five minutet. lam informed that ...

... severally charged with damaging hedge, the properly Win Crosby, farmer, Morloy. -Crosby •aia the defendants were gathering blackberries his land, and, in doing so. they damaged the hedge to the amount of 3s. The lad had walked across five acres of turnips ...

... Coates-Private Stradliog Cash fis, three tiei 81. Mr. Senior; fender 10s fid, Mr. Sayles—Corporal Rhodes. Cash ss, jar of blackberries fis, Mr. Pickles ; bottle of ohamp-igne 7s, Mr Fesrnside ; lib. ;eu. Globe Tea 00. —Private Boulton. Cash 2« fid, bottle ...

... attractive character The Horse Fair, Morning in the Highlands, ami the Cludk Maggon, Kusa Bonheur; Way Down the Cltffe, Blackberry Gatherers. The Rustics, Hill Hoad. The Feast Fern Gatherers. Returning from School. Gathering Wild Hose**, the Seaside Swing ...

... culture Louisiana. Flams rii>en early May, and grapes great profusion wherever they can got foot ho, ]. Mid are cared for. Blackberries and wil’d in abundance, {and poaches are plentiful, lemoui, bananas, citrons, apples, pears, almonds, and olive- grow in ...

... Staveley, with s handcart containing paper windmills and sunshade*. Deceased and several other children were near gathering blackberries. Deceased was seen by Harriet Johnson run after the prisoner, and she was not seen alive after that. Several witnesses ...

... not , ffuilty. and defen .vd by Sir. Ibheraon, jot w.baty.-C.owther .tnted th.t the d.y in .lueetion aaw the defendaui* blackberrying in the Wood, noticed that aevtral young tree, were broken ; down’-CroA.-cxAminod : There were four women bl.ek- heroine ...