... gooseberry 300 tons rasberry three hundred tons, strawberry two hundred tons, blaok currant fuUr hundred tons, dam-30D. tone, blackberry one hundred tons, and they can fccaght retail from any ready money at ♦ho following prices;—Gooseberry, fivepence livepence ...

... SEASON.—Mr Edward Brooks, l.v.rg at Winlaton Mill, gathered in the Chopwell Woods, two cr three days ago. two quarts Cue blackberries. Few P'.c; le can probably remember such occurrence happenug .a the month of January. A CNIID SCALDED TO DSATH.—A child ...

... The sou of minor, writing was with him instinct; he scribbled on odds and ends, and even used ink made from the juice blackberries when he was young and poor. In 1864 lie wrote the best poem on the tercentenary of Shakspeare, the prize thus obtained ...

... OUINELS TUBSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1884 thetic resolutions and aro just now as by Ministers and perty leaders to sympa. plentiful as blackberries. There is, however, some- thing eo curiously characteristic in the letter which Mr through his secretary, has addressed ...

... same firm, Mrs Hulme has figured and described the commnn vetch and the dewberry. The dewberry has a close affinity to the blackberry, and some of the varieties of each are found to closely approach each other; but one ordinarily finds no difficulty in identify- ...

... to have been overtaken in their meandering by nightfall. Whether the birds fed them, or whether they fed themselves upon blackberries and such other luxuries is a mystery. They wore missed in the evening at Gilfach, and great was the commotion. The inhabitants ...

... its flowers, and starwort, spirea, and other flowers aid in filling up the display of apples and pears, hazel nuts, and blackberries among the yellow eara of corn. Seprem- ber has its birds and animals, as busy in their way as the reapers of the harvest ...

... done. When blackberry jam is made of blackberries only, half a pound of sugar to a pound of frail is quite sufficient, but if apples are put with the blackberries a little more sugar is needed. Seeing that, in many districts, blackberries are to be had ...

... twice. Ist, 47, Win. Anderson. Houghton, Golden Grain; 2nd, £3, C. FourgabkSo!wiy; 3rd, £l, A. Kerr, Upper Lockerbie, Blackberry. ' SIMPERS. . Ho L.°r which shall perform best hnrdlei. whin - SWINE r- i- ft i o'* D i* !' Robert Bowman, Wetfceral ...

... poverty of the apple crop in the renhern counties. Year after year we bare urged ia these columns the advantage of making the blackberry a garden plant. It is of simple cultivation, requiring, like the rasp, to have the old wood tut out every season ; and it ...

... Street, stew and broken food; Mrs John Spence, Northnmberland Square, three men’s hats; “Heliotrope, Indigent Sick ticket, blackberry tart, one tea cake, quantity of soup and broken food; “May, three small paddings; Mrs Gibson, Northumberland Square, three ...

... other day alumnae of blackberries, sad, as it would porpoise. The annual vegetable whirls b held Mr. BROWN'; premises, andgwerd, Illayelon, opens today end ars alarmed a decision al the give Irises the (mute the beat rani blackberries. The Nee* indeed grafters ...