... safety than the unthinking ones who gave them birth. On Saturday last, at Liverpool, a about nine years old, went to gather blackberries; he retnrned home in the evening very unwell ; was nitwit convulsed during the night,• and about seven o'clock on Sunday ...

... Tuesday, body in a shockingly putrified state, was found in a corn field near Marsden, some persons who were gathering blackberries. ascertained that man who has been missed his family for upwardscf ten weeks. It appears that had laid down m state of ...

... in a tree near his doelling in Holland Ward Intakes. On thi• 19th inst. a child aged about nine years, who was gathering blackberries on the bank of the River, at Draycote, near Derby, fell into the water and was drowned. And on the , 20th in lint n per_ ...

... claimants in family of Bonds of Marshfield near to whom and also in a mau the Bond of Durham It asserted juice of the black-berries which ripe this season several instances cured dropsy The method of taking the juice ia about quarter of pint for three ...

... the calamity. The building was only erected in the place of one which met with a similar fate nearly Ibis lime last year. Blackberry Svm.p. The present being not only a seasonable lime to prepare this valuable medicine, but recommend its usefulness, pa ...

... informed that three boys have been committed to Smithwell House of Correction, during the past week, for gathering a few blackberries in the liberty of Colwick ; and on the Ist of September, a gentleman, at no great distance from Nottingham, would not allow ...

... On Thursday, Mr. Samuel Thornton. of Great Budworth, Clieshire, to Miss Mary Hayes, Mount. street. On Wednesday week, at Blackberry. Mt. John Walton, Inaokbinder, of this town, to Mist Ellen Iligginson, of the former place. At Radford, on Monday, Mr. Abraham ...

... deceased up and carry him home. The child cried very much, but afterwards went to sleep. On an aking he was sick and vomited blackberries, complaining very much that belly hurt him. On Saturday, the deceased said that he had struck the mare is it), a stick ...

... wife set out supper, and the deceased ate some, drinking mug of small beer with it. then had about a quarter of pint of blackberry wine, and though pressed stay all night, refused, and set off home a few minutes before eleven o’clock. did not appear ...

... fresh, but not drunk. 'the deceased stopped at witness's house, and, after haying supper. drank about a quarter of a pint of blackberry wine. 1% itness wished the deceased to stop all night, as it was very dark, but lie left the house about ten minutes to ...

... and the deceased partook of same. He drank a mug of small beer, and afterwards partook of about a quarter of a pint of blackberry wine. About tan minutes to eleven o'clock he left my house, to go home to Stapleford. He went alone. Tbe night was very ...

... Smyrna. ~ _ A Sweepstakes of Jogs, each, 15gs. ft. for two year olds. T.i.C. About half a mile. Mr. T. Houldsworth’s br f Blackberry, by Sherwood—Jocko s ch c Splendour, by Sovereign 'son of Bigot}, dam by Deceiver. . Mr. Platel's ch f Toujours, by Smyrna ...