... THE BLACKBERRY. The blackberry bush—what a cad it is because it happens to be common in the vegetable world! If it were an exotic, growing here and there, and only growing at all when you nursed it, made much of it, manured it, and all the rest, then ...

... our fruit nurseries, but if not they ought to be. The improved vanelies of American blackberries are grown in America to of which have no conception. American blackberries are varieties of native species, and have nothing to do with our kinds. T/it' Carden ...

... harvest time, pig or two. My mother nsed to bake her own bread and brew some good beer, besides making elderberry wlno and blackberry jam. We to gather cowslip-pips for her on the second Monday in May, for cowslips are best and sweetest then. Before this ...

... CUBBINGTON. IN SEARCH OF LABOURERS' MEETING! Labourers' meetings, which erst were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, have happily now become a little less frequent in this locality. If the proverbially gentle reader had changed places with the presumably ...

... ? The milk for th’ Sunday’s padding ? The | right to go leasing? A faggot or a*“ kid” when we | pleach a hedge ? §The blackberries, violets, or cowslip| pips? I doant think tha mean that. That's not | trucking. That's not paying in kind. When tha gis ...

... gardeners destitute of the smallest particle of taste Accomplished landscape gardeners are we must quite so plentiful as blackberries in for the reason that it is to them not a matter of sentiment tbe more vulgar incentive of bread-and-cheese The Royal ...