... BURYING A CHILD ALIVE, SHOCKING INHUMANITY. On Saturday afternoon two men wera blackberrying on the Wren’s Neat HUI, which lie* between Dudley and Coaeley, and is well-known habitat of Silurian fosaila, when thay wera surprised by hearing the weak and ...

... , with bis parents, had been staying during the past fortnight, walked Sunday afternoon with anelder&isb and ate a few blackberries from hedges. During the night he suffering from sickness and dial Monday his mother administers four or five homu-opathic ...

... beautiful decay at which the heart grieves, but consolation be found in the dear old blackberry bushes, frionds our youth! And-if you wise you will pluck tho blue blackberries,—they are the richer and more delicately flavoured. What, of all things, best recalls ...

... been staying Mcrecambe daring past fortnight, walked to on Sunday afternoon with elder Aister, and gathered and ate few blackberries from the roadside hedges. Daring the night he was taken ill, futforing from sickness and diarrhcea, and Monday his mother ...

... note that some attention is at last being paid to the cultivation of that luscious and nutritious fruit commonly called the blackberry—the fruit of the bramble. Because this has been common, and runs wild on our heaths and hedge-rows, it has hitherto been ...

... brilliant capture, and poor Charles has got seven years. A new rural industry is being opened fu Kent —namely, the cultivation blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and ...