... Halsted. and left his bag, containing small quantity of barley, the field where he was work; the prisoners were gathering blackberries the field, and seeing the bag one of them picked it up and they carried it away ; the prosecutor missed hi 3 property, ...

... granary for anything.—Ann Jane Bisks, general , Bervant to Mr. Buckenham, said that Wednesday afternoon she was picking blackberries near the granary, when she saw Moss come down the steps with . a sack half full of something his arms which he \ carried ...

... for his appearance on Monday. ROBBBiES at Brentwood. — On Monday last a ragged looking girl was pertinaciously hawking blackberries in the hall of Mr. Dawson, Rose Valley. She was told to walk off, and did so, with pair of hoots, value 10s., that were ...

... question shooting starlings he saw two women whom he know, and he asked them where they were going ; they replied, After blackberries, end he went with them and crossed the field, where was stopped the gamekeeper, who asked him his name, and told him ...

... SESSIONS. ORSETT (SPECIAL), OCT. 11. Before tbe Rev. J. Blomfield. Cutting and Wounding.— George Atlri ...

... night was , OT had done work for end had had »'«.»»•«•»' . :e also said that the family d X that she could earn nothing blackberries, and that, Se d fv'she oame. she had had nothing but swede niiu'-.rdiunr-r.-W.dter Griggs a warder, de.,o*ed wSing the-deeease ...

... room with the folding doors; I went with Mrs. Brown to Writtle, and went to Galleywood one day Sept. for the purpose of black-berrying; previous to that J wo all wont to the Admiral Rous and had luncheon, ( of whioh Mr. Shelton partook; ho afterwards helped ...

... school four o'clock the day in question she went with three other Ut tie gobs a fleW belonging Mr. Blomficld, to pet some blackberries she remained there time, and presently the prisoner to where was nnd assaulted hor. (Prosecutrix hero described the nature ...

... heard several reports of a gun ; I went in the direction of them, and saw three men ; two of them had guns began to pick blackberries ; presently heard oue of them fire, and looking over the fence 1 saw Zeglio taking the gun from his shoulder, and out of ...

... Wm. ; 3, Henry Tunbridge.—Bouquet ditto. 1, Clara iiwseii; Alice Dawson. 3, Mead; 4, Edward 5, Wm. Dawson ; t>, Kemp.—Blackberries. 1, George Perry ; 2, Emma Bradley; 3, Emma Crozier ; 4, Frederick Gooch. Open Class to all Inhabitants Pabish.— Collection ...

... flowers. 1. Heu:.y Tunbridge ;2, W. A. Dsw ou ; 3, Wro. Mead ; 4, Alice Daws ;5, Kate Barnes ; 6, Albert Btubbiuss.- Disti blackberries. I, Jas. Ha, ; 2, Sarah Chalk ; 3, Kate Uarues ; 4, Jane Campeu. ...

... very miserable when went away, and that he was to come back as soon could, and at any rate, in time for the nuts and the blackberries. It occurred to him at length to look in the glass the toilet-table. The red lump on his forehead had risen to the size ...