... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... having been mentioned that tbere is a danger of the public being affected with the toot RIM mouth disease through eating blackberries to which the contagion might have been conveyed by flies, a quantity of the berries norchased in the market on Monday were ...

... a spray of ripe white berries plucked from a bramble bearing similar fruit, inter-twined with which were others bearing blackberries ; the foliage and general appearance of each being identical, with the exception of the colour of the fruit. Whether this ...