... and they will be pnt rip again subsequent date. Blackberries and the Foot-and-Mouth ease.— It having been mentioned that there a danger the public being affected with above disease through eating blackberries to whioh the contagion might have been conveyed ...

... SERVANT, and a respectable young Girl as NURSE. Apply at, the office of this Paper. Blackberries! Blackberries!! Blackberries!!! WANTED—Ten Tons of Ripe BLACKBERRIES, in large or small quantities. Apply to J. Tuaxsz, Plough Inn, Tewkesbury. CAOIIE2,- ...

... and bad been out with some his little brother out in leven years, deposed to his chaise with him to gather the d eome blackberries and some hawgaws tw aise. Dr. Steele deposed to attending the He had since and finding symptoms of mortem ex: and from ...

... during the night of the 27th. The child ' p perfectl well the day previonaly, and had been out with some ot her children blackberrying. The medical man was of opinion the child had eaten some berries of a plant known as deadly nightshade. Verdict accordingly ...

... inquiry is to take place, and it is likely it will be dosed. _ BARNSTAPLE. The Turnpike TollB were put at auction on ri- blackberries . purchased in the while the remainder did Q UAR fi E R d ISoN .-There T= ^ jury congratulated the borough the decrease ...

... one ot the most notable being in the effect it has had the visitors. Two or three weeks since they were as plentiful as blackberries, but now there are comparatively few remaining. Like the swallows they have taken their flight, if not to some more temperate ...

... nasal, except the druukentiosis or slothfulness of their parrots, wandering about the streets and hills and downs pickiin blackberries, or simply idling their time, was very sad indeed. It was only the other day he saw, wheu walklug up one of these hills ...

... reason except the drunkenness or slothfulness of their parents—wandering about the streets, and hills, and downs, gathering, blackberries, or simply idling their time, was very sad indeed. It was only the other day he saw two children with dirty pinafores walking ...

... inquest on Friday Ham Common, on tbe body of a child named Ernest Shed, nearly three years old. The deceased, while out blackberrying with his brother, ate some berries of the deadly night-shade, and from the effects of the poison the same night. A verdict ...

... offered at is. a bag, and cider at considerably less than 7s. tid. per hogshead. A child, aged 3, out with his mother blackberrying, ate some of the deadly night shade, and, died from the poison the same night. Professor Ga.mgee arttributes the high price ...

... minys, small fishes. Trewoof, town of blackbirds. Molenick, goldfinches. Tremogh, hog's town. Rose- lnerein, in Gulval, the blackberry valley. Dunwyn, a hill of metals ; hence Dunmonii. Nince, valley. __n- sperion, valley of thorns. Neage, moss. Treneage ...

... gather blackberries ; alas, the berries of the deadly nightshade were within their reach, and looked equally rip.: and attractive ; no the youngest ate and was killed. It is desirable that children should be cautioned to gather only the blackberries. The ...