... AT CHESTER, SEQUEL TO A BLACKBERRYING EXCURSION. Ths Chester Coroner investigated a curious ?? of poisoning recently at an inquest on John Lloyd MaxwelL aon of Colour-Sergeant MaxweU, Cheshire Regiment. The boy was blackberrying on Sunday with his two ...

... Deceased put the rose berries in his tin along with the black- berries. All the Maxwells ate ripe blackberries. The dog-rose berries and the blackberries produced were taken from the same bushes as they visited on Sunday afternoon by witness and Detec ...

... at an inquest held on the body of John Lloyd Maxwell, son of Colour-sorgeant Maxwell, Cheshire Regiment. The boy went-blackberrying on Sunday, with two brothers, and on Monday the three were deliriously DL John expired on the following night, and tho ...

... too ill to the icquest, Surgeon major Lyle said he appiied emetics and traudy withvut success, [le wis of opinion that blackberries taken unripe in considerable quantities wouhl cot ouly indigestion and sickness, Deatn resulted from irritant ve -etable ...

... n, and toe following list of prixe winners.— rv>drtln.-WbHo SSgyiU iQ. SwXaR- Ashton. Jss. Wlnatanlsy. Anptos. Q. gwtfk Blackberry, G. Bradshaw. Toma* SvdtLAWcld mMifoW. 1 O. twm. nddibl O. Bnd- S-'w. Wlaatanley. Jno. Berry. Oaraallons. Q- «wift. 20. ...

... Gladstone and otbers equally well known to fame led its fortunes, and when its Chrysostoms were as thick on the ground as are blackberries in autumn. MtJGladstonb still remains the oae commanding platform figure of the party. Mr. Mobley can talk, but no one ...

... One great authority on preserving asserts that blackberries will not bear to be treated like currants, and have the juice strained off for jelly, their flavour being thereby impaired, and that blackberry jam is the proper accompaniment of roast pork. ...

... morning. at his parents residence, from the effects of a fall down Weston Quarry on the sth inst. The buy was gathering blackberries on the hedge which surrounds the top of the quarry, when be overbalanced himself, and fell down the quarry. a distance ...

... surprised at the good ears. The boughs of the trees, especially the damson, have suffered greatly by the high winds. The blackberries and hedge-nuts are very fair, the hedges being heavily laden with the former. ...

... road, Preston. BLACKBERRY TIMR. Blackberry hunters are off to the wood. To gather the Denies, so wholesome and good: There is no school to-day, and bright is Uie sun, The meadows are-ringing with laughter and fun. Blackberries, blackberries, all round are ...

... couple. Chickens, 2a Ofi to >a ftfi ; ducks, 2s fifi to 3« fifi each. Apples, Ofi tsl per stone. Pears, to fifi pi lb. Blackberries, 4fi I'er quart. ...

... morning, at his parents' residence, from the effects of a faU down Weston Quarry on the sth inst. The boy was gathering blackberries on the hedge which surrounds the top of the quarry, when he overbalanced himself, and feU down the quarry, a distance of ...