... Herring) reported that two children had been poisoned by. the berries of the deadly nightshade, which they ate while gathering blackberries in the quarries Mancetter, near her.stone. One case proved fatal and at the inquest the Coroner instructed him, medical ...

... need,” and had therefore taken the women to the hospital. The Bench ordered the defendant to pay a fine 10s. inclusive. BLACKBERRYING AND DAMAGE TO WHEAT. Tom Mason, baker, 69, Druid Street, Hincklev, was summoned by Herbert John Freeman, farmer. Burton ...

... everything. Poor lad ! The nurse had given him permission to eat as much jelly wished, and he says, I would like a little blackberry jelly very much.” also thanks another friend for parcel, and sends his best wishes and love to all at home.” Whatever can ...

... extent, self-sterile, and induce, them to set freely the raisers advocate planting it in dcee proximity ot!:er members the blackberry or raspberry family. ...

... “devil's poker.” In Somerset, Sussex, and Devon there was a superstition on the tenth day October tb ...

... church through Wyken Lane began to sutler years ago. rural road, with its deep ruts in the cart way its edges of grass, its blackberry brambles,’ its honeysuckle and its cyan trees clothed in blossom in their seasons, its homely cottages and farms —this rural ...

... AMERICAN BLACKBERRY. and the parsley-leaved. But it not at. all a bad idea to examine the local wild blackberries. which may reveal some superior vane ties which might propagated layering the end? of the canes in the autumn. It is much the best wav form ...

... THE COVENTRY STANDARD. RURAL LIFE. BY A SON OF THE SOIL. Cultivated Blackberries, It is not generally known that the bramble or blackberry is cultivated 1 some parts the country* and quite extensively the United States. Seeing that most our fruits are ...

... with lime and a trap cage, at Wvken, the 20th inst. Both admitted the offence. P.c. Pink said saw the boys in a field near Blackberry Lane, attending to something on the ground. They afterwards hid themselves in a hedge. When went to them they said they ...

... Kercslcy on October 7th. P.c. Carrington stated that the defendant rode 250 yards on the footpath. The boy said had beeu blackberrying, and did not think what he was doing at the time he was on the footpath. A fine of 7s. 6d. was imposed. Thomas Randle, ...

... Street Green there stretched several broad enclosures agricultural land, fenced from the common a high hedge, where gathered blackberries. About the middle of the hedge between these points was a stile, giving aCcews path along which ran to Hughes’ little farm ...

... not due to the migration of pupils from coast towns which hud been raided. BLACKBERRIES FOB JAM. The Director also drew attention to a report showing the quantity of blackberries picked by the children of the elementary schools for army jam under a scheme ...