... certain he was the man.— Defendant said be was blackberrying, and had never set a wire in his life. —The Bench fined defendant ss, and 9s. costs, remarking that it was rather late in the season for blackberrying. rsArur LENT Pat rick Fa . alo;,;i;;Ine;i; ...

... who thus got mixed with them, and it was then that Attrill saw him. —Mrs. Mary Trivett deposed to being in the field blackberrying. Saw Hobbs go to fetch the cows, as was his usual custom. He could not possibly have been with the other boys.—The Bench ...

... wine. The pulpit was wreathed in all the glorious tints of autumn, long sprays of Virginia creeper and clustering hop bine, blackberry boughs with the fruit in various stages of ripening, golden brake fern, and graceful bunches of crimson berries. The font ...

... may have this tendency checked, and greater fruitfulness ensured by careful lifting and replanting of the roots. American blackberries require a little pruning now. Remove all old bearing shoots, and also the soft or sappy points of those of the current ...

... ended in smoke. Yet another cure for all ills agricultural ! Farmers will prosper if only they go in for the cultivation of—blackberries. The popular taste for this autumnal fruit is, we are told, growing, and having indicated thin sign of the times, here ...

... report stated that the attendance in the first week of the boys' school had been bad, owing to the boys having been sent blackberrying (a laugh). Girls' department, number I on books, 79, average attendance, 64 ; infanta, number on books, 110, average attendance ...

... use. Vegetable marrow ridge, cucumbers sow in a temperature of 65 deg., for planting out in May. Hardy Fruit. —American blackberries, procured in pots, can be planted either during this or next week. Remove the soft points of the shoots when first planting ...

... WORK FOR THE WEEK. --- - - - Fruit Garden.—Where an increased stock of American blackberries are wanted, propagate them by layering the young shoots. Thin out weak or dead wood in currant and gooseberry tress. Fruit trees may be transplanted if they have ...

... great panacea for all the woes of the farmer, but I would ask him by whom, end when, has salvation by jam, or salvation by blackberries, been preached? am aware that the G.O.M. in a speech made some few years since alluded to agricultural depression, and ...

... Hand bouquet wild flowers—l, Fanny Scott; 2, Alice Gilbert Garlands on hoops-1, Beatrice Russell ;2, Frances Adams Pint of blackberries in a plate-1, Arther Rolfe ; 2, Fanny Scott Collection of wild berries-1, Beatrice Russel ; 2, Alfred Reason SPECIAL PRIZES ...

... course was marked out by a wellnigh unbroken line of them. The members of the ring too were as plentiful as the proverbial blackberries. During the day the refreshment room at the grand stand was broken into and some cash taken off. The attendance of the ...

... conversing remind you of !—Dearstalking. Why is the fisherman's the most lucrative employment !—lt's all net profit. Why is blackberrying a courageous employment !— Because it requires a great deal of pluck. What is smaller than a mite's mouth ? which is put ...