... compete with foreigners in jam when their other crops failed— (hear hear, and a Voice : '* What about the blackberries » \ He would talk about blackberries another lime—(laughter, Adverting to the Franchise he urged working men become well informed the subject ...

... compete with foreigners in jam when their other crops failed—(bear, hear, and a Voice : What about the blackberries ). He would talk about blackberries another lime—(laughter). Adverting the Franchise be urged working men to become well informed on the ...

... Tetcott, in Sir Arsoott's, and even Sir William's day, was noted for wrestling, various parishes around, including Highampton Blackberry Revel. However, this digjtrict wrestling revels are things of tbe past. Some old men now say that the lads of our day, as ...

... of mildew. The tomato was a fruit he commended for successful growth, and prophesied that there was a great future for blackberries—the American variety—if treated as were raspberries. Men of business were interested in the growth of fruit. Lord Sudeley's ...

... development of mildew. The tomato was fruit commended for successful growth, and prophesied that there was a great future for blackberries—the American variety—if treated were raspberries. Men of business were interested in the growth of fruit. Lord Sudeley's ...

... raspberries—were the pride of Devonshire for their productiveness, and might be Baid to never fail. Grapes, tomatoes, and blackberries were also referred to, and Mr. Scbuitass- Young concluded his paper by observing that, as political reformers, they were ...

... simply marvellous. The Glasgow meeting seems to have been a very hot-bed foe long scores, 95's' and 96's cropping up like blackberries. We wonder whether it was something in the air, or due to the special taps of Glenlivat, Re., on view. Only imagine piling ...

... at Uapharn, Old Town. The defendant said he had been out of work for eight yams, and gathered watercress, mushrooms, and blackberries when in season, and thus made about rs. 3d. or is. 6IL per day. He stated, in mistier to the Chairman, that he lived at ...

... coverings of golden grain. Although some places corn is atill ground in shocks yet it is mostly stacked. Poor people* fruit, the blackberry, finer and mora plentiful now for many yeara in favour revel. Our numerous visitors enjoy blackbarry pia with Devonshire ...

... and he could not have threatened complainant as al'eged or ahe should have heard it for she was inside the hedge picking blackberries. —The Bench dismissed the case. Another caae of doubtful import waa alao dismissed for the want of corroborative evidence ...

... pl*^ photographed, it were, on my memory. only substantial souvenirs are some jars veritable blackberry jam and bottle of famous cider. By the way blackberries are only good when cooked, least think not, to anyone past the of twelve years. Cooking and ...

... P * ' photographed, as it were, my memory. •nly substantial souvenirs are some jars veritable blackberry jam and a bottle of _ cider. By the way blackberries are only good when cooked, at least I think not. anyone past the twelve years. Cooking and sugar ...