... when God save the Qneen» been sung the company dispersed to the homes, having spent very happy day] BLACKBERRY in- DECEMBER.—a ripe ' bunch of blackberries was picked on Boxing Day the garden of South field, Old Roar, the residence of Mr. C. M. Brocklebank ...

... re-opened on Novemer 15th. They were always numerously attended, and in those days, when amusements were not so plentiful as blackberries, they affoided to the tradesmen and others, of both towns, an opportunity for social enjoyment. The autumn and winter seasons ...

... notunlike, except in shape. Wheatsmut and mildew were very interesting objects, also collection of fungi from the back of the blackberry leaf, &c. Mr. H. Thorpe had microscope of two powers, and exhibited flinty matter of the water algie, found in both fresh ...