... BLACKBERRIES.— A NEW RURAL INDUSTRY. To the Editor. Sir, — As there is a capital crop of blackberries this season perhaps you can kindly find room for the following hints towards the establishment of what may ultimately prove to be a valuable new industry ...

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... death was attributable, he thought, to eating blackberries, and the jury returned a verdict of Death from natural causes through eating blackberries.” It seems that several other children ate blackberries with deceased, but although they were all more ...

... The trap, which bolonged to Mr. George Wombwell, of the Ri d Lion Inn, damaged, bnt the driver escape without injury. . Blackberries. About 40 Iba. hlacr-1 berries were recently forwarded from this parhu to the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Or-1 m ...

... 1 bbe, on the 6tb September. The already reported was read over. It will be rememh-red that the defendant said he was blackberrying end brought evidence prove it. additional evidence was adduced. The Bench thought the ca-c had been proved and fined the ...

... of Mr John Ibbs, at Cbadwell, on the 6th September, in search of game. Defendant pleaded not guilty, and said bad been blackberrying that afternoon. After Charles Mercer had given evidence to the effect that on thedavin question defendant was in hi* company ...

... boy’s death was attributable, he thought, to eating blackberries, ami the jury returned verdict of Death from natural causes through eating blackberries.” It seems that several other children ate blackberries with deceased, but although they were alt more ...

... Tiptree with blackberry canes. The addition of apples and elderberries much improves the flivour and keeping properties of blackberry jam. An old receipt gives two fair-sized apples and half a tea-cupful of elder- berries to a pound of blackberries. An old ...

... apprehended charge of criminally Menolliog old woman named Beard, aged yean, living at Orsett. The poor old woman was picking blackberries in a field by the roadside, when, it alleged, prisoner, who was passing with pony, committed the offence, and, returning ...

... Several gentlemen are down for wild-fowl shooting, but on account of the exceptional mildness of the season birds are scarce. Blackberries in Mid-Winter. —Last week a branch was cut from a hedge in Hall-road, on which there were some ripe berries excellent condition ...

... whether this man was blind as he was represented to be. He bad seen him cutting corn, and the other day he saw him picking blackberries—a difficult operation for a man who was blind. (Laughter.)— Doctor's report ordered. ...

... stands, 'mid scenes so Nature's bulwarks grey ; His plume waves in the northern The shadows round him . The bracken fern nnd blackberry Spring up about his fee*, While liea'h-i-rowiif-d rocks, or hoary crags, O'er head oft nearly meet. The storm* that blow ...