... some cases the persecutors are caught and committed for trial. But under the sanction of their Church oaths are plentiful blackberries; and when convenient, witnesses are not to be had. Still more convenient use is made of the influence of the confessional ...

... German, and American fruit-growers. All the gooseberries. raspberries, strawberries, b]ack eur- rants, darnsons, anut blackberries used by me are entirely Etighish-no foreign whatever being iuied-and to prove that the quantity is not particularly small ...

... being knocked down upon one of the E d railways ?? appeared that the child (with two other F children) had been gathering blackberries, and on its return C home got upon the line of railway at the time a train was I !e passing, and was forced to the ground ...

... toproperty of Lord Scarsdale, at Mugginton, on the 30th of sSeptember. The defendants had got over a fence to gather Y blackberries avonug the underwood. The damage was laid le at 6d.-The3 were ordered to pay for the damage, and the 'aS costs. s John ...

... up to him and asked him his name and ie told him at ?? ad- mittetd being there, bht said thsat he went out ao get some blackberries, and a little dog which lie had with him strayed ?? bs. and costs, amounsting together to 19s. ld., and allowed a fortnight ...

... that the ord inary rerpectable trade of the hogse wo- Id tnot support it. ?? in th e incighbinarhciod wst-re &a thick asi blackberries on a bramible rr busn, and the Brown Bear was not wanted at all, 'Th~ d aer.- within meamurable, distance (if very great ...

... little girl named Emma Thorosley, who lives at r- Quorn, said that on the afternoon previous she brought fix a quarts of blackberries to AMr. Stevens's, Kedleston-road, for at Which they tendered half-a-crown in paymnent. Sle wen~t to G. the New Inn. D ...

... weekto o be esamined by the surgeon at the ?? in leaving the Court prisoner said he was under some magnetic id infuence. er BLACKBERRY GATHErtNo.-James Bestwick (15), and Ad John Brindley (13) were summoned for breaking down a d. fence, value 6d., the property ...

... e'ted on the 3rd of September.-The girl is about 18 years of age, I ipe). and said that on Sunday she and another were blackberrying. ohm lO01t, at. Chaddesdenl, when defendant came behind her and corn- Rut a he mitted the offence complained of. She screamed ...

... about under the following circum- n stances. On Saturday afternoon, towards four o'clock, two it d boys were gathering blackberries in a field at the top of Pi f Wood-lane, approaching Mapperley-hills, just beyond the tI 3. brick-yard of Mr. Gripper, ...

... was summoned for damaging a fence at Markeaton, the property of Mr. Win. Whiteburst, farmer. Defendant went searching tor blackberries and mnushrooms. Complainanit said these people were a great nuisance, and caused a ?? of unpleasantness by allowing cattle ...

... Al or annoyed in coneequence of defendant once R ordering him and his dogst oil his land. Defendant was in out gathering blackberries at the time lhe saw him -Re- Jo examined Witness hand no ill-feeling against defendant, Di but he thought defendant had ...