... met the prisoner. He was an acquaintance of theirs \ he had a basket on his arm, and he stated that he was going to get blackberries. The prosecutor went to his work, and shortly afterwards came out of the shop again, as he sus- pected that the prisoner ...

... Doncaster, by Hobson, and the other threatened her. She was going to get blackberries in the Park towards Arbour Thorn. She got over a wall into a £eld, to get some blackberries, when Hobson came over •he wall, and took her hand from the bough before ...

... prosecu- tor The prisoner's defence was, that he and his com- panion found the fowls accidentally, as they were getting blackberries, and that he had no previous knowledge of them The Jury found the prisoner guilty, and it was also proved that he had before ...

... hearing had been forgetting that they were gentlemen, and motives bad been attributed to other parties as plentifully as blackberries in autumn ' In questions of this sort, no gentleman ought to allude to motives; but, because that bad been done, ii was ...

... John Falstaff, who, on being asked for a reason for dishonest conduct, replied, that although reasons were as plentiful as blackberries, yet he would not give one. We fear we have trespassed too much upon your co- lumns, but we trust that the importance of ...

... thick porridge, made of oatmeal, on Wednesday, and a pound of bread, which he purchased at tea time. 1 gave him a little blackberry dumpling between eight and nine o'clock. He has been very much purged for the last fortnight, which I think was from want ...

... thick gruelly fluid and large pieces of blackberry pudding, and black- berries in their entire state, just as they had been swal- lowed. The lining membrane of the stomach was very much tinged by the blackberry juice, and presented a dark-co- loured blotch ...

... of Four persons residing in Lancaster recently ate some of the berries of the deadly night-shade, which they mistook for blackberries. Three, who, when they felt the effects of the poison, promptly obtained medical assistance, for- tunately recovered, but ...

... Tuesday by a fall from a rock, at Smithy Wood, as to cause her death. It appeared the deceased, with other girls, was getting blackberries near the spot, and that she was accidentally precipitated a distance of ten or twelve yards from the summit of the rock ...

... and old Straw was also in greater quant ty than for the last week or two. Prime old Hay has almost become as scarce as blackberries at Christmas. One dealer (Mr. W. Ward) had a very good sample of last year's growth. The trade was somewhat dull, and little ...

... carnally to know her. The prosecutrix was', on the 31st ot August, employed, as many children of her age were, m gathering blackberries, in a field near Thome, and whilst so employed, the prisoner came up and spoke to her. Some mere casual observations were ...

... carnally to know her. The prosecutrix was, on the 31st of August, employed, as many children of her age were, in gathering blackberries, in a field near Thorne, aud whilst so employed, the prisoner came up aud spoke to her. Some mere casual observations were ...