... Eebuiks.— Children should be cautioned against eating the bright scarlet berries now found on the hedgerows and among the blackberries. They look somewhat like red currants, but are the berries of the deadly nightshade. Usually the small blue flower with ...

... fruit is the blackberry of the hedgerows, and we see no reason why its ramblings should mot be so ruled as to coerce its stout thorn-crusted stems into profit-making for the farmer. Little cultivation of a oostly sort is required—the blackberry will thrive ...

... SCHOOL-DAYS. Bt Jobs G. Wuirmß. Still lit! the MhoolhooM lh« ro>4, A ragged beggar aaoniug; Around it atill tho •umaoha grow And blackberry rlnea are ranning. Within, the matler'e deck ia eaen, Deep by rape official; The warping floor, the battered Mats, The ...

... said she was on the road Watford and Kilsbyou the morning of the 28th September, picking blackberries, when the prisoner came op, and, speaking of blackberries, looked over gate and said there were plenty inside. Witness got over the gate and got some ...

... cost of cutting has been as much as £1 per acre. A new rural in&ustry is beinF opened up in Kentnamely, the eutivaticn of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and othei parts of the county, and the ...

... Bradehaw's, in Bheep Hireet, but there he RgavVe no indication that ensthing was weong When found his hands were staioed with blackberries, and there can be listle doubt thet he had been wanderiog about the fields in & demented state. A Woroes'er correspondent ...

... Ootober.—Complainant vat in the defendant’* field fathering blackberries, when defendant oame and aakad her who gore her permtaeioa, and after farther oanrenaMaa, raid ahonld hare the blackberries, and took of the banket which waaon complainant’* ana. She ...

... lady (to her neioe. who is taking tea with her), Take some these stewed blackberries, my dee*. Black berries are good for the complexion.” Bat, dear annty, don't want blackberry complexion.” . _ . _, Before onttiog man's head oS in China, tbs authorities ...

... astmishing rate one per minute - Ward would aay, that, wot neat Ctampion lo3g-d*Unoo walkers “raisers wiil soon be pi- aliful blackberries in the The Ial“>l event decide*! this line was 36 hours' msbipi which took place tbs Agricultural Hall Friday and last ...

... been an exceptionally fine crop blackberries thin season, anil blackberrying is onuluallv developing into regular rural industry ; and those who supply the market have learned exactly what is wanted. I have heard of blackberry which is indubitably the earliest ...

... • Seven years ago,’ said I, lightly leaping over toe stile from the footpath, •! used tu ooraa these hedges to gather blackberries, and under the shelter of yonder oak stood daring a tfau .derstorm * “I had gone about bait-way when 1 came to the rains ...

... 3,610,000 square miles. The length is given as about 3,500 miles east to west, and the width 1,400 miles. Blackberry Cordial.—Simmer blackberries until they break, then strain them, and to each pint of juicdlput a pound of white sugar, half an ounce of ...