... country people. No meespelea se be formed of the enormous quentitias weekly. A mother sod three will man Ids. and 12a. weekly blackberry picking. Denten Manchester attend, and riv. Id. and lid. lb. ...

... in soil or moss. They generally thrive best with bottom heat. hut most 'dads will grow in the open also. Such Wants as blackberries. bovrardias. peaches. cherries, apples, pears. etc., are readily increased in this way under frame culture. Horse-radish ...

... sliced about half the weight of good cooking apples that there is of blackberries. Rinse a (zipper or enamel :tenpin, and put in the apples. Let them conk to a pulp, then saki the blackberries and cook till soft, letting all boil well. Warm the preserving and ...

... AGRICULTURE. Blackberries are coming into great popularity, and are being cultivated for sale. The Corn Harvest in has been finished up in splendid weather, or at any ruts only a few beans remain unearned. _ _ Vegetable Yarrows, it is stated, are fetching ...

... grim battle-dinted Castle, to Blue Bell Hill : here the boys took luncheon and played cricket, and gathered the abundant blackberry. Thence they drove through the lovely Weald, pest Aylesford, to Wrotham, where the landlord of the Bull, Mr Shruheole, had ...

... DOT—On Friday a boy named William Peterson, aged nine, the son of the purser of the Worreatrr, cadet ship, out picking blackberries, when he fell over one of the numerous chalk cliffs in the neighbourhood, a distance of 75 feet. He was found some time ...

... white berries to 50,000 each, apricots and to 40,000 each, black churns* to 30,000, strawberries to 20,000, aod apples, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, nectarines, quinces, and raspberries, to smaller amounts. exports from San Francisco amounted ...

... Manillall Formby, at Shonse, on the 214 of September. It appears that they were trespassing on Mr. Formby's land in search of blackberries, when they saw the trap, and Henry picked it up and took it home. The magistrates fined defendant Henry sx, and or 'sred ...

... —Apply to Messrs. Richardson : . y % Barton, Auectioneers and Valuers, 27, Church street, Kensington, W. Rm CANES, Blackberry Onla! Gem, Blackberry Black, ete. Fur waste, £4. S:Hrm. Ag-t.l-l.::lhh.md.oon. e sel s B .OF - B P 5 Dowetesreets Maslione. OLO VIOLIN ...

... year. beeches in the neighbourhood of Seveno des, the chestnuts and hazels round Cobham, anci,lster en, the itrbuts,the blackberry, and the holly, in this neighbourhood, been loaded with fruit, and many trees monied to bend under the weight. A gentleman ...

... counterfeit with remarkable histrionic genus the especial characteristics of the black currant, the blackberry, or logwocsl. It never allows the blackberry, logwood, or the black currant to force on it an onnstural alliance. Such an it is, it is Itself and ...

... dodder, a parasite that often uccompanita foreign seed. Earliness oontiunes to be the characteristic of the reason. Ripe blackberries were gathered from the hedgerow brambles a week ago, the stony haws have acquired their full autumns! colour, and catkins ...