... spending her time picking blackberries. She ought go school, he urged, and her father ought to know the law —he was ex-policeman, with years* service. The Chairman (Mr David Pryoe) made the observation that tbe blackberries were nearly over now. No p ...

... otherwise would render a person liable to be convicted of a sent to hard labour for two months for gathering primroses or blackberries. 7 After this decision the only remedy left to the unfortunate owner or o ccupier of the fields where the mushrooms grow ...

... suggested that it would be easier for the child go to school with poor shoes than to go black-berry picking.—Mrs Benbow: Excuse me, she baa not been picking blackberries.—The Mayor: Do yon promise that yon will better her next month ?—Mrs Edwards: Yes, sir ...

... loilowed, Jesse Colllngs said wondered whether the blackberry picker would come Into the reeding of the BUI. Courthope said the provisions of the.BUl.wonld not prevent children anyone from gathering blackberries In the lanes or anywhere where they had right ...

... left alone with the four children, and she lost no time in sending her husbands two little ones into the woods to gather blackberries hen going to the bed where her own children lay, she lifted the baby up cautiously, not to disturb her seven year-old daughter ...

... ramours which arc floating about like gnats in the genial sunshine, candidates (or the vacant offices ate to be as plenteous blackberries, and contest warm as any which has taken place may be expected. Whilst the men are not publicly named, we may without favour ...

... Jenkins 100, Dr. T. Davies, O. Davies, and D. McDonald 108, 6 B. Davies and J. Pugh. Mushrooms ate scarce this season, but blackberries and nuts are plentiful. Fishing.— Many good baskets were made lest week, the cloudy weather helping the anglers considerably ...

... evening last the announcement made that Gay Owen, an old widow woman, was missing. She had been out during the day gathering blackberries, and about four bad accompanied a neighbour in further seam, and at six o’clock the neighbour cams home, ..leaving Gay ...

... E. Bezton, charged by William Blackman, gamekeeper to Captain Mytton, with breaking young boughs at Uoelygarth, while blackberrying. were dismissed. Lying in an outbuilding.—John Sanby, boy of IS, was committed for seven days. SHREWSBURY. THE ALLEGED ...

... Cwmiago, and Elizabeth Lloyd, Cwmcae, Churchstoke, for trespassing in his wood and damaging young trees while gathering blackberries. The Bench imposed fines of 2s. fid. including costs in each case. The Charities.—A letter from the Charity Commissioners ...

... each; .'obits. Os Od 2s 6dper couple; apples, Od teid per quart; plums, 3d to Od per quart; damsons, 9d to lOd per bnthel; blackberries. per qnart. Obwsbtbt, Wednesday.—Old white wheat. Os Od to Os pec 761 be; new white. Os to Os Od; old red wheat, is id ...

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