... live bushels, Is. 3d. being about the average. A new rural industry is being opened in Kent—namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown the hedges in the lanes and other parte that county, and the Idea ...

... Bnoch 5 12 Mr W B Marshall's b g Bbro. 5 vrs Sherrard 5 12 Mr (. Cleveland's Pra Diavolo, 3 yrs .- Lund 5 10 Mr Hudson's Blackberry. 3 vrs Osbornes 5 10 Mr B 8 Crompton's Over the Border, syr» Private 5 9 Mr J Hooper's Boms, 3 yrs - Owner 5 9 Sir B Jardine's ...

... Dorothy; lancers. Yeomen of the Guard; polka, Phyllis; Light and Shane; valae, All in a Garden Fair; Innct-rs, Mikado; polka. Blackberries; VS!M». May and .December; valse, Trio; quadrille. ho*! Calling: valse, Dorothy; lance re, t'aruieu; value. Blue Danube; ...

... Cross. Sportsman— Audley. Sporting Life — Audley. THIRSK. Nursery Handicap. — Reveillee. Licensed Victuallers' Gazette— Blackberry or Chasse Cite. Sportsman — Thimbleby. Sporting Life — Maggie Laude/. Autmmn Handicap.— York Herald— Dazzle. Licensed V ...

... Gem) Finlav 0 8 6 Mrß Hawksworth's Mrs Bdward* Line 0 8 6Mr W Sanderson's Blackberry „ Wctdon 0 2 to 1 aj!_t Oxeye. 3 to 1 Thlmblehy. 7 to 1 each Empress Frederick and Blackberry, and 100 to 8 bar four. After a long delay, caused by the fractiousness of ...

... engagements in Mr Victor's name May 17. at 9 a.m., Raffaello, out of Hertfordshire Han- dicap, Harpenden May 17, at 9 a.m., Blackberry, out of Ronc.ister Sorine Handicap * * May 17, at 9 a.m., Exmoor and OM Nobility, oat of Flying Dutchman's Handicap, York ...

... Johnstone's Sloi .n Queen Lund 8 6 Mr W V lees Marlon Hood Lund 8 6 Mr T Lindsay's Scratch Private 8 6 Mr W fcarcderson's Blackberry _ Sander.on 8 6 Mr Vyner's 8.-rberry Dotcom -s 8 6 Mr It Craig's Empress Frederick (lat* Golden Gem) Lund 8 6 Mr B l ...

... featurea the present iaaitki__ _. have assumed tbe dimensions of r>n 9 0( , scourges of the middles age.. ** Not worth a blackberry was a phraif, use in B_ akkspeakk's time to espr-,., ?? It msy be gathered from this thtt -it„ r ?? berries were very ...

... although lif? clothce wtre very much torn. A new rural industry Lj being opened up ia Kent— namely, the cultivation of blackberries for r relit. Enormous quihtitiee ot this fruit are grown en the heoges in tbe lanes and othor parte, cl that county, and ...

... and cleverly illustrated books, forming pleasant gift volumes for boys and girls. these days story books are plentiful as blackberries, yet the demand for them is as constant as their appearance, and it would be a good thing if the appetite for fiction could ...

... returns than their growers have j received. In connection with the recent correspondence relating to the cultivation ot the blackberry as a garden fruit, we notice that the Rural yew } orker has devoted several illustrated pages to descriptions of new varieties ...

... Unfortunately the nuisance of these modern days is the too great prevalence of both classes. Village Hampdens are as thick blackberries in September, and seers, alongside whom Isaiah and Jeremiah would hide their diminished heads, crop in the highways and ...