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... BLACKBERRIES.— A NEW RURAL INDUSTRY. To the Editor. Sir, — As there is a capital crop of blackberries this season perhaps you can kindly find room for the following hints towards the establishment of what may ultimately prove to be a valuable new industry ...
... WANTED, quantities Blackberries, Mushrooms. Damsons, Pears, Plums, and other Fruit® ; Potatoes* Carrots. Onions, kc. ; empties supplied.— HhM-f Borough Market, London. [4416 ...
... Tiptree with blackberry canes. The addition of apples and elderberries much improves the flivour and keeping properties of blackberry jam. An old receipt gives two fair-sized apples and half a tea-cupful of elder- berries to a pound of blackberries. An old ...
... with, but did not think they wanted to make illegal for children to on to land to pick a few blackberries. Mr. said children would still be able to pick blackberries, because they were not plant roots.” He again remarked upon tbe manner in which people from ...
... Michaelmas geese, all alike very pleasant for holiday-makers, who have nothing else to do than loiter away the day and gather blackberries ; but whereas all travellers have not leisure to lose themselves in such an amusing way : In the days of our ancestors ...
... especially of God's bounteous gifts to us, we can all meet on common level, and pass over all our petty differences. Oar blackberry aeation will noon eommoncitig. Yen, are right the of the btacklierry country, with l&nea near to us and hedgerows lodt-n ...
... Collected cottagers'children-! Ellen Smith, 2 Ada Webber, 3 Prank Braddy, 4 Edith Jos lin Awarded for wild flowers aud blackberries—l May Partner, Winifred Boutell, 3 Q. Braddy. Amy Bennett Six extra prizes of 6d. each were awarded in each of the ...
... the Band of Hope, asking for permission to take the children into the country the following day for day's nutting and blackberrying, the Board adding, however, the stipulation, “weather permitting.” Gift of Flowers.— The Clerk was directed to thank Mrs ...
... K*»ex force ; and that the King * Head Inn. Southminister. from Win. limes Milts Will John H>mu*. Highway OmWCS.—./■/'»'» blackberry p«ck ...
... is a hedge on the West side. On Wednesday Mr. Charles Doe forwarded two tomatoes, which together weighed 20£ ounces. The blackberry season has not for many years been known to be so abundant tn this district. It is no exaggeration to say that hundredweights ...
... yaur mother's name? , Mrs. Heard. Now families of the name of Frost and Heard are as plentiful in Our Village as blackberries in Page's Lave when the sun is in Libra, aud The Street, a cognomen which ouijht to distinguish it from a slum, is a ...
... Union has been dissolved. North, east, south, and west— in every quarter of the country —indications are as plentiful as blackberries the great change which has manifested itself within these few weeks in the public feeling. Since the passing of the reform ...