... months September and October. Man of Mark Lane. Blackberries. —If the present abundant crop of Acorns offers food only for pigs, least humanity may rejoice over a truly marvellous crop the wild blackberry. Journeying hither and thither, through country ...

... Gloirede Dijon Periwinkle, Primroses, and, regret to say, Charlock and Coltsfoot. I have to day eaten Raspberries and Blackberries. respect to Orchids I have Odontogloeßum still in flower, and one_ plant yet to open, with five flowers on the spik«. This ...

... frequently, and a man told me the other day thai picked a J red blackberry. » You may say he as much you like, but I can tell yos bffierrte* are* always red when they are green. a blackberries were gathered on Wednesday by Mr. , Hamworthy? New Ybab's Tbeats ...

... for pigs, least humanity may rejoice over truly marvellous crop of the wild blackberry. Journeying hither and thither, through country lanes and fields, reveals the blackberry in all its rich abundance, bushels upon bushles in the parishes tons upon tons ...

... commenced more than fortnight since, is now going brwklj. wild autumn produce, the hedgerows have yielded tterMiial quota ; blackberries have been exceptionally abundant, while the hazel nut has been conspicuous its absence. The scarce partridge still lingers ...

... Pinhoe, on Sunday evening last. The did not wish to press the case, and the days. efen dants Is each and 6s 9d each costs, . BLACKBERRY TRESPASSERS. ' and Caroline Mardon, married 'tT* ' for Boy-road, were summoned Mr. tr , over his fields. The Bench thought ...

... front, extending a little below the knee. Thighs, of course, fully feathered. The contents of the stomach were seeds of the blackberry and wild rose, mixed with the husks of oats, a few insects, and a large quantity of gravel. I had the skin preserved, but ...

... prosecutor said he did not wish to press the case, and tbe Bench fined defendants Is each and 6s 9d each costs, ; seven days. » BLACKBERRY TRESPASSERS. 1 Mar;/ Ann Taylor and Caroline mar women, of Black Boy-road, were i Madge for trespassing over his fields ...

... I'arkhani, the 23th ult. Mr. Tapley for the defendant.—Complainant stated that on the 28th she was the Yeo Vale lload picking blackberries, when defendant came over to her and asked her why she had been telling things about him? She replied tbatshe baa been ...

... midst there are sheets purple heather, broken here and there by patches bracken and by thickets of bramble that are loaded blackberries when the summer has been followed hp warm autumn. The chart is common land and .t,ef ' property, so far as pasturing, ...

... a penny ; French beans, 21b. for l.}d. Apples, lOd to Is per peck ; pears, 2 to a penny ; plums, Id to 4d per dozen j blackberries, 2d per quart; grapes, 8d per lb. Bread, GJd the 41b. loaf; cheese, raw milk,7d to 9d ; skim milk, per lb. The attendance ...

... , and a man told ms the other day that he picked a red blackberry. You may laugh, say he, much you like, but I can til you blackberries are always red when they are green. Rip«- blackberries were gathered on Wednesday by Mr. Allir-, Hamsworthy. RACKENFORD ...