... Plymouth cm Mondey Albert Commingle, carpenter, whop* body, with two deep gashes in the throat, was by some children whilst blackberrying on Saturday. Deceased bad been unemployed tor some time. He leaves • widow and four mall children. The t r ea utarsied ...

... be that a ~ , alition government would be formed. Opinions as to the Marquis's course of procedure were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and here again the only point on which the consensus of thought was very pronounced was that the dissolution ...

... 670 constituencies were called upon at once to exercise their most exciting duty. Libel actions promise to be as thick as blackberries later on, and in othet• direttions ebullitions of popular feeling have assumed other forms. Perhaps one of the moet remarkable ...

... bought from Mr. Thos. Mills, of Huby, 1895, 4 years Mr. A. T. Mitchell's b. g. TOTTINGTON, 6 years Mr. Hardie's bib. m. BLACKBERRY, by Napebury —Testamar, 4 years Mr. E. Courage's FLORALINE, 4 years Mr. W. N. Biasill's oh. m. LADY ETHEL, 4 years Two more ...

... Hall's b. g. EXPEL, by Exile 11., dam La Fiance, 6 years Mr. A. E. Rose's oh. g. STAVELEY, 5 yaws Mr. Hardie's blk. m. BLACKBERRY, by Napsbury —Tesiamar, 4 years Mr. J. Adams', jun., br. g. BREASTPLATE, by Morion, dam Melds, 4 Mr. Booth Dawson's b. m ...

... and sunny. Ths plant, require plenty of room to ramble about, but rich soil is not necessary, though at the same time the blackberry will take a little manure now and then, and emceed all the better for No lime is necessary, the planta growing luxuriantly ...

... of early-fruiting true Blackberries have recently been introduced from America. as the Early Harvest, Darchester, Wilson's Esrly,Pynder, Brauston's Early. But all these will probably b: superseded by the Wilson Junior blackberry, ripeeing at the end of ...

... ess, in advising her Majesty Is reprieve the woman with a view to the of her sentence to penal 'welted' for life. Ripe blackberries way pioted last week at Eg Merthyr. ...

... for show only, stands a decanter of old wine with glass on buffet ready for use. —The fourth picture, No. 638, Going a blackberry 'fathering. is from the easel of den, of Walton, and represents • little Wetberby I girl, who has just fastened the 'sock' ...

... boy returned home on Sunday complaining of headaelso, and it afterwards transpired that he had had a feast of acorns and blackberries'. Hi subowienely Mame oonvnleed, and died from scats tion of the bowels. The steiuner Barton arrived at Blaton (Linea) ...

... foliage is beautifully crimped, and lighter than that of the raspberry. The flowers are white, and very much like Woes of a blackberry. It should be given rich soil and plenty of water in dry weather. This plant is well worth oultivation, not only as a novelty ...

... fruit, for it is a white blackberry, in dear opal, showing its seeds, when rips, as though they were set in Jos, hence its name. Its parentage is not known; probably it may be a hybrid between the white raspberry and the blackberry. However, the fruit is ...