... CULTIVATING BLACKBERRIES. A new rural industry is being opened up in Kent—namely, the cultivation blackberries for profit.. Enormous quantities are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and the idea has now occurred to one or ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM. To begiii with, we must have the choicest taut te procured; the eailiest thai ripen aie be preferred, being larger, sweeter, and butter flavoured. They should gathered iii the e.u ...

... TURNED UP AND BLACKBERRIES. Such are the somewhat s tit** of the pieces constituting the bill of fare the Opera next week. Blackberries, with whieb the evening's commences, is mer'y.-'raa>a a- Tvrned Up, and which Willie Edonin Alice Atherton have ...

... Hints to Housewives. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE Take one quart blackberries, three large apples, six ounces of brown sugar, half-a-pound of Hour,quarter a pou .d suet, a pinch of halt. Minoo the suet finely, and mix with flour uud salt; add enough water form ...

... pursuers through Harrowden Park for Blackberry, then turning ran past Little Harrowden Orlingbury Spinneys, where he went to ground. The spinney was drawn and another reynard found ar d chased through Privet and Blackberry, and was run to ground at Kilburn's ...

... Gerard Nursery.—Lady Wharles (T. Loates),l; Guiscard, ; Malaga, 3. Also ran : Blot, New Moon, Godfrey. Grovehill, Barbara, Blackberry, Sandown, and Sharpsand. Betting to 4 agast Lady Wharles, who won by a head. September Handicap.—Redsand, 1; Cheroot, 2; ...

... Bridge, deposed that in 18S4 prisoner lodged at her house about six weeks or two months. He earned his living by picking blackberries and nuts and selling them. When home he used to write a good deal. The document produced was part of what he wrote.—Prisoner ...

... no less than three foxes being killed. The hounds were first put into Vivian's covert, and from there a move was made to Blackberry, where fox was promptly found. He was eooner routed than he once made for the open, and a good pace led the Quid a merry ...

... extensively engaged this direction. They hi.d large Sabbath-schools, for they were situate in district where children grew like blackberries. It was important that they should not grow so wild. hoped the schools would flourish, that their promoters would go oa ...

... redskin routed. This proved an old acquaintance. He made as if for Harrowden, but, skirtiag the village, he proc»eded to Blackberry Wood, and from thence to Blow Hill and Cock-a-roost, and back' to Orlingbury, where he ran to earth, after yielding a pleasant ...

... near Walsden. The boys were last !i alive the previous day at noon by tbeir pareuts. who thought they were going to gather blackberries. It is presumed they fell into the water accidentally. Shortly betore eleven a.m. on Tuesday the Sbah, with his suite, ...

... she was on the road between 'Watford and Kilsby on the morniug of the 28th September picking blackberries, when the prisoner came up and speaking of blackberries, looked over a gate and said there were plenty inside. Witness got over the gate •'nd got some ...