... are in previous months. IL/Amt.—Plant as in February, transplant tomatoes, egg plants, melons, and vines; mulberries and blackberries are now ripening. APRIL—Sow mullet, corn, cow peas for fodder, plant butter bean, dig potatoes Onions, beet, and usual ...

... crops can be grown during a season, and improved machinery potatoes, every variety of garden vegetable; the strawberry, blackberry, huckleberry, plum, pomegranate, red quince, coffee, cassava (arrowroot), indigo, cochineal, Sisal hemp; the orange, guava ...

... to my, of the kind whidi dose not beer Mrligation— are, in fect,• drug: to the market. Hauntol homes aro plentiful ea blackberries, and thee a ho have seen or heard —or. rather, to bo mum au:aimed those whine friends hero own or beard --strange things ...

... correcting the proofs M'Cann increased his advantage by 275 ems, or 11 lines. Here are some piofits of truck farming :— Blackberries grow wild in profusion, and in Middle Florida, where labour is abundant, they are dried for shipment and command 14 cents ...

... 1 23 - blackberries. But Mrs. - Wadsworth thM this no =ass for Trot. The of it was that she made a os a sheet of paper, of doe things Trot could ro. mamba,. gm him this paw, and also two dollars, with instroodoos to go at coos to Mr. Martin, privately ...

... sums £2,000 to be won single effort, as, for instance, nt Leicester and Manchester, while £5OO stakes are plentiful as blackberries. That this a healthy state affairs cannot I think denied, inasmuch as it makes the sport more intrinsically dependent upon ...

... aprioota, grapes, quinces, plums, peaches, cherries, strawberries (which on Puget Sound are often ripe on May It, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries currants, and vegetables, suc h as on cabbages, turnips, bests . carrots, parsnips, cucumbers, celery. no ...

... correcting the proofs M'Oann increased his advantage by 275 ems, or 11 lines. Here are some profits of truck farming : Blackberries grow wild in profusion, and in Middle Florida, where labour is abundant, they are dried for shipment and command 14 cents ...

... gardeners. Under the heading of Small and Bush Fruits, by D. T. Fish, assisted by W. Carmichael, currants. raspberries, and blackberries are taken, and a Area importation of the latter from America described, the fruit of which are said to measure 41 inches ...

... (Saturday) morning, when arrested on his release from ] Chelmsford geol, lie said that lie found the strap wrhen lie was out blackberrying.-Mr. Talbot said that the rail- way company were sg anxious to press the charge.- Mi'. Phillips said that as the prisoner ...

... as he is the most dashing of batsmen, who always goes in to face any bowling, confident of making fours as thick as blackberries, and makes them with glorious cuts, as well as big drives. There is no batsman in Australia whom the Australian public ...

... took place on Thursday in Athlone, in consequence of the sale of fifteen head of cattle, the property of Mrs. Kilduff, of Blackberry-lane, for arrears of rent amounting to £9B. Country contingents from the various branches of the National League thronged ...