... not a sign of matarity, mu{ experienced fruit growers are frequently m Never pick strawberries becausé they are red, nor blackberries solely on account of their dark appearance. Each should remain on the plant for some time thereafter. The Albany seediing ...

... Kdwla Landaeer, B. A : French atd Etxiirh. The Hiil Koad.- • Gathering Wild Tie 1 ottage Fciae. The Seaaite The Blackberry G*tberw. The Buatlc B Idga, Milking Timi, and hhady Nook by Footer; Qraolf altiar * Oi'iceit Hl* First Warn ...

... distances, and who prefer easy-going enjoyment and good fare, to a scramble in some far-off wilderness, and a feast upon blackberries. Swells have not yet taken to the place, nor is it desirable they should, for wherever snobbery invades hearty enjoyment ...

... Benjamin A. Worth, aged seven years, the son of Thomas Worth, of Cheadle, who was drowned on Monday evening while gathering blackberries. He ventured too near tho Mill Brook, into which he slipped. Every effort was used to roeover the bodj , but two hours ...

... Winter End House, consisting of 7a. 2r. 34p., was sold to Mr. [latch, of Lancaster, for £630. Lot 19. —A farm house called Blackberry Hall, with barn, stable, shippon, and garden, near Hale Carr Lane, with a portion of a meadow at the extremity of lugham ...

... his countrymen for frogs. That primitive little town is actually overrun with them; they are as plentiful there as are blackberries, locusts, or rabbits in some other countries. The inhabitants cannot walk, It is said, without treading on them; and as ...

... with ssveral other children of about the same age, had rambled along some high rocks, which overbang the river Goyt, in of blackberries. The child Barber, in attempting to gather the berries, himeelf and fell into the river. The rocks are quite perpendicular ...

... ou toe back of the bead I thiok he weud 0B Uiggle to Liverpool, u der the ansploes of the Upper- | the rucks to gather blackberries as there are befries mill Croperative 8§ ety on Morday /ast Abcmt 700 | growing on toe rocks. I fonud four or five berries ...

... distinction with greater vividness than an, *>ther- Mr. Grindon believes thataU the different kinds of blackberry are derived from one type. The blackberry a ioDected fruit, each separate part being like an exceeding*. ? email plum, and is called drupaola ...

... aged thirteen, Denyer, at Bromley. The complainant said he was in a field gathering blackberries from the hedge, when the prisoner came and laid claim to the blackberries had gathered. Complainant put them on tbe ground, when he was struck with a stick ...

... Thursday week, Ireland that we can say ■No’ to her new ”'.„ 'L..r held men so to tie of Rural Sanitary fie]d gathering blackberries from tho hedge, when Hi ton House 9 7(l' 71 1.74476 17 .3 18 and following day went down to Bury, to J . nd the present ...

... u:imm.'_m. . Tl n:‘d;: Andrew. Kaspl —~l J. . Siberian crabs—l aud 2 T. Muorhouse. Gooseberries—l G. Moor, 2 D. Moer. Blackberries—l and 2 W. Briecley. Flowers. Gladioli—l J. Chadderton, 2J Andrew. Dahlias—l aud 2T, Mourhouse. Roses—l and 2G. Moor. Asters ...