... early peas 3.2 pines aon | strawberries; 4, French be it the m, as 3 7, marrowfat peas; raspberries ; 9 berries ; 10, blackberries ; 11, 12, d 13, tomatoes 14, 16, apy three beans ; 18, Indian » fully Vv of ¢t m the which, at the wholsesale of 43 pe ...

... ether dorera are blooming pro. Neely in the Kirkcaldy district. Ae a proof of the s of the sesther, a Dysart were. tllil blackberry are to. I,IIRt into l e .a, t h e lily is already abo. ether early .pritog are an I.loote well-sheltered herder*. In Kent ...

... houses, but a total ch in onder character. built in the never occupy, though these villas be as | cols may pus know- the blackberries upon the bushes growing ive pound garden plots, until there is a complete ch 1 a speech the We may leave these persot ep ...

... being accidentally eaten, ¢ t the (Lord periments, have been proved to possess In their autumn excursions after the mu e had blackberry, children are often researches to other kinds of berries v ideas this time of the offer so tempting a’ i out. of those smaller ...

... and the red cardinal bird said Robbie. ' Well, it ain't a bad idea. She pee me some bread and jam, the night I got lost, blackberrying, on the hills, and told me such a nice story about Fortunatus and his purse, when I was restiug on her sofa.' ' Yes, and ...

... origin one curious tropical prnliarity. Most northern berries, like the strawberry, the raspberry, the currant, and the blackberry, developed by the selective ►ction of small northern birds, can be popped at once into the mouth and eaten whole ; they ...

... in the past years. Strawberries commenced at 24s per cwt., and at the' close of the season were up to 325. Currants and blackberries, though below the average here, were a plentiful crop in the south, and prices for these have been low all the season. ...

... agaric, a fungus generally regarded by us as a poison, is used in Russia as au intoxicant. After it is dried it is steeped in blackberry juice, which it makes an intoxicating and strong wine. But the common practice is to swallow it without chewing. Intoxication ...

... very neatly arranged, were cinch admired. The display of fruitincluding some very nice grapes, strawberriee, cherries, blackberries, goreeberries, melons, and peaches —was exceedingly creditable. Vegetables were a sery fair show, and the quality was good ...

... —A *hocking accident was yesterday reported from Peniartb. Clatuurgatehire, where • youth mimed Jame. MManet gathering blackberries on the summit of Pentarth Cliff. Dear the zigzag path. Mining his footing, be wan preemitated over the rock, • depth of ...

... unitary and P•TALITIZB, Two Siena. Tleowttn.—A molmclioly drowning la reported from Galway. Two girls mimed Stewart were blackberrying • cliff. what me fell Into the river fort below, Het aster tiled to bar, and also fell over, etriking • projecting boulder ...

... carriage and gathering too been deducted. The prices mentioned for small fruits are also far above an average. Last year blackberries wr re sold at 1 jot per lb., and strawberries as low as 1.1 per lb., and a great malty lost for want of a market even at ...