... BLACKBERRY BUSHES, 'COMB, three miles from Stow-on-the- Wold and two from Chipping Norton Junction, C. W.R. COPPICE OAK TIMBER and SAPLINGS, Capital ASH POLES, LEGWOOD, LONGTAILS, and FAGOTS. O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, T By ACOOK and RANK On Tuesday, March ...

... daug ter of the Rev. P. Smith, Minor Canon of Southwell Cathedral. Prosecutrix, who is 18 years old, met prisoner when blackberrying near Southwell, when he threw her down, threatened to murder her, and committed the offence. Prisoner alleged consent on ...

... boys are busy in the woods, Gathering the ripe nuts, bright and brown;— In shady lanes the children stray, Looking for blackberries through the day, Those berries of such o!d renown! 'Tis well when aught can wake the heart To love and faith whose trust ...

... property of Mr. W. Craddock, who is leaving. Particulars in due course. LYNE and ACOCK. Cold Astan, Norddesch, March 9, 1871. BLACKBERRY BUSHES, ICOMB, Oa, asikfrowt Chipping-Norio* .isixotiost,G.W R. OAK TIMBER, ASH POLES, AND FAGOTS T BB SOLD BY AUCTION, ...

... on their sides. At the foot of 22,000 miles, and he is hopeful of arriving back at ' these banks a ditch is often cut,and blackberry bushes the City Hall by June 4th, 1891. Lenz is 25 years of form an arch across. There is such a wood between age, stands ...

... gather blackberries in the Marston lane with five of her sisters and brothers, younger than herself, and a little boy named Arthur Joyce. She went into a fish with her sisters Emily and Annie, leavinz the other children outside, to get blackberries'. After ...

... odd bits of work will be found whieli may be done now, such 83 the gathering and burni:l of the pruning, of gooseberry and blackberry trees, stems of artichokes, and the like rubbish lying about time garden beds and paths. After burning, the remains—which ...

... BLACICRERRY AND APPLE TAIIT. —Here is the manner in whi.:ll tasty tarts are prepared far Her Majesty's table. Clean the blackberries, and take the little core out of each berry with a small penknife; peel the apples, remove the cores, cut them in slices ...

... and shrubs ; and all along the railways as well. The hedgesof all the fields should bear gooseberries, raspberries, or blackberries. England should be one great garden, full of blossoms in Spring, and of delicious and healthful fruits in Summer and Autumn ...

... never think of kissing boys. Besides, you're dirty, and you dress In corduroys. Indeed, he cried, 'tie only juice Of blackberry,as Tom's my name And as she pursed those pretty lips He kissed the same. Said she, You nasty, forward boy, I hate you ...

... heading back of shoots on which fruit-buds are produced. All plants, such as peaches, raspberries, currants,quinees, and blackberries, which develop blossom buds on last season's wood or on a leafy shoot sp• • film a winter terminal bud, can be thinned ...

... an Lour. This jelly is much improved by using e0•,..1 quantities of bullaces and blackberries. The acid tievour of the bullace takes away thelflatnees of the blackberry. Put the jelly into moulds and cover with papers in the urinal way. It is more likely ...