... industry for rural districts. If a band of pickets can he organised, and the perinisshm of the owners of the hedges where blackberries abound can be obtained, so that the crop might be mostly gathered for sAle, this fruit can be readily sold at 2d. to 2id ...

... Wanted or For Sale, should be advertised in’ the Standard offices, Bank-street, Maidstone. . RASPBERRIIS CANES, Blackberry O . (iem, Blackberry Black, ete, Fur waste, !d. Seal £3 per ton. Agent, Messrs. Wobb, seed, comn, ote. &d‘-fi rags ; order early; circulars ...

... Tuesday, Mesars and Boa, of Crawley, exhibited collection of heft Aimaga the varieties shows was a oewly-introduced Animigan blackberry, with larger and apparently softer fruit the F.ngliah variety. ...

... upon a hod of parsley and bunches of blackberries; whilst the east window had one bunch of grapes upon a as 'riot ground, surrounded by a wreath of wheat, Ac. The oak screen was decorated with hope, blackberries. and hazelberries, and wheat, and the ...

... Provieioo Merchant, Mount Sion and Camden Park, Tunbridge Well*. 1742 SHOCKING DISCOVERY. Yeeterday eome children who were blackberrying discovered the body of man hanging in a ehed at Park Farm, Mayfield. the cattle are turned out at this season of the year ...

... striking his had • chain; Thomas Rees, a 11. David Davis, 63, from the ✓t Treharris (lamorgan. Titchild fell in while g blackberries, and hi rescuer plunged in, caught I'.) i.. scarf, and brought him out a depth of l 'it. On W. Shaw, 19, a clerk, for caving ...

... needing the adoption of simple and methods of preventing the increase of this agricultural pest. THE BLACKBERRY SEASON.— A, plentiful as blackberries is a common phrase, but they are even more plentiful than usual this season, and so are the the hedge ...

... extra blackberries. Polly Wells, extra zaessi.s Stepney, Ist nuts. Amy Use.kberries. Eliza Warn Ist mieiatuni garden. R. Rolfe, Ist wild flowers (named). S. Ellis, 2nd nuts. Susan Standing, Ist basket of flowers. Fred. Disney, extra blackberries. Nellie ...

... choir stalls were 111111111111101101 with beeches of oats, barley and hops. The ball• bled of oak leaves, acorns, corn and blackberries rowed Ilse fest, and • wreath of sunflowers and blacksenensid the pedestal; whilst, in front of the two dein a quantity ...

... to him, and was on the mantel piece when he left the house in the morning. Esther Waite deposed that while picking some blackberries she saw defendant ooming from the baok of complainants house. He bad spoken about fetching some milk and she asked him ...

... PLATIt of 25 for bunters. Four year obis, list; Ave, 12. st Sib; six and aged, 13st. Three miles. Mr W. Kennedy's hr or bl g Blackberry, pedigree unknown, 6 yrs, bought of Mr E. Elphick, of Brighton (F. Brooker) 1 Mr C. A. Chester's b or br g Alert, 6 yrs ...

... he was passed and left behind a runs iderahle distance. Towards+ the e inclusion only live riders were in the course, and Blackberry won the race by one length, Alert, who had run well, coming second, and Naples third. The race was easily Won. The flew ...