... CULTIVATION OF BLACKBERRIES IN IRELAND. The of Mn. bytes. we of Mr. Erie., of the Glove, reference to the cultavatka of blackberries in Ireland, has been suacetiafully put into practical effect by the kev. Wm. Booth, CC. of Monaaterboice. Louth. 'the ...

... the youngest fourteen mouths old, being in • perambulator, when leaving the vehicle for • few minutes whilst she gathered blackberries, it commenced to run down an in( line, iu.d eventually fell into the North Staffordshire Canal, near Marecastle station ...

... farmer's daughter has turned the gathering( blackberries tog' u sl aoco unt. This year blackberries sod nuts hare been remarkably prolific. A nutting expedition is suggestive 4 mid pudcetting, hut not No with blackberry gathering, except to the juveniles. whom ...

... loan •ill follow in rapid ; right through the district Sunday school sniiiver. aeries will. during the suniturr, as as blackberries in autuinn. ..,.m S. Ilyahni. ea*tree of Newmet aftee three ten.. of is such • personahty in the hnrottigh, that thr ...

... could manage it myself. I went on, but conld not the way out, and as I began to get very hungry indeed, I pieced • lot of blackberries and other little things to tat. 3 hen it began to get dark again, and as I was getting again very tired, I lay down to ...

... plentiful as blackberries in alit but the favounte berry holds its own, as it conies when the other members of the berry tribestrawberry. raspberry, bilberry and cranberry-- base departed. This year the fruit is plentiful and cheap. and a blackberry dumpling ...

... cherries and rasp berries. raspberries and rhubarb, and blackberries and apples. When the lastoncntioned tincture is decided upon the apples should be pulped previous to being put with the blackberries, and when Are used its Soo with any other fruit tney ...

... surprise—that it commenced. Amaly disputes and difficulties ought tubs by arbitration. 81/ee Work Are now as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. they are as popular anyceedul aa over fu fumy: the needful' for objects SI vaned as • hamar stock ittelf. Several ...

... reached, the height llf ten thousand hundred feet, lie secured a good , collection of plants, including giant heather, blackberries and bilberries. Mr. Stanley writes in ~ picturesque style His letters full of selienture, and will he eagerly to all interested ...

... 1k, roots i the ta • group o' blackberries work-al a .th (oblige, and • poetic net for domert si izlit be hy • different fruit on earls The bia.bgromad, too, might lie ft., os stance white for pale for blackberries, pink for chemist, mimeo fnr plums ...

... more has round the period of the yam when Sunday School aiioiv,rqsrwn abound. They are almost is Morainal in spring as blackberries are Manton:in. being ushered in when the mein, mouth of May cornea Thiry plessant tibias: conclusively th,it the Sunday ...

... thin there is for gratulation and encouragement. 1iar4 Tao 8 , 114 , 4 will owner became as plenttful sa the proverbial blackberries is In truth they are vary attractive servises, and although paesibly there may at tinge be. little of a ahow 'Tint ectwating ...