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... gooseberry needs only the annual thinning out of old wood. The large blackberry comes next, and is • most valuable substitute for peaches for table use in August. If properly ripened the blackberry makes an excellent sauce for the table, being just acid enough ...
... for the khapV crops have commenced. Markets are well siipplidd. Prices are on the whole steady, with a tendency tori se. Black-berry and jack-fruit are abundant. Public health generally is good. Three cases of snakebite have occurred here within these three ...
... young ] girl who clangs to the arm of the hero. James r Hector shows a highly creditable specimen of his work, Gathering Blackberries on Tullos Hill. Tile light is particularly well managed. The Tay Above Dunkeld is a very taking picture by Cecil Ellerman ...
... represent Xs:store in her engem ' such as beautifolly.rinted leaves, shaded fern fronds, late ruses. chrysanthemums. and blackberries; briars and I are to be conspicuous by their privtitie vigour. and charming will be got by woodnuts, hips. land Ilto2Trmm ...
... There is • lively interest just now in the red raspberry for canning purposes. They are preferable to all but the long blackberry. There has been quite • number cultivated—Cuthbert, Turner, Clark, Reliance, Handsell, Philadelphia. The Red Antwerp has ...
... with the results of their efforts. The disposal of sewage is a vexed question about which theories grow as plentifully blackberries in the autumn; where scientists are so hopelessly at variance it is no matter for wonder that laymen are bewildered. We ...
... Princess of Wales were the illustrious heads. Volunteers the whole route and policemen were as thick es ial armed detectives blackberries in a wood. §| were, it is whispered, also employed in large numbers. was the “ Was there ever such a wicl clamation heard ...
... when, with simulated indigmation, he exclaimed, What I Give you a reason on compulsion', If masons were as plenty as blackberries, I would give no man a reason on couipulsion Meanwhile his hasty question as to whether the Irish Nationalists were expected ...
... live on. We are not by any means without indications of the intensity of the national sentiment. They are as plentiful as blackberries. But it may be q uestioned whether the same clanish anxiety is displayed over anything elseasisshewa in watching Scotchmen ...
... or 11 lb Entry. Two mate, flight, of J. lady I:relyn. ortd, Ist. Mb Owner 1 Mr Fergownia Lank Nanny, raged, 12.4. Mr Blackberry. Aged. 154. 211 k .. fle . rgt. White 3 Betting•--7 to 4on Evelyn ;3to 1 against Little ?fancy ; 5 to 1 against Royalty ...
... ORABS BUTTER. 21b. Jure Marmalade 7d. each. 21b. „ Damson* .. -• •• •• 21b. „ D»mson and Apple.. ..la, „ 21b. „ Plum 21b. „ Blackberry and Apple .. lid. „ 21b. ~ Strawberry Gooseberry Bd. „ 21b. „ Raspberry Gooaeberry. Bd. „ lib. Pota Keillor’s Marmalade ...
... (131 b ex.) Mt E. E. While Spear.' Blackberry, aged, 12« t 2lb .MrJ. R. Stenhou* Betting—4 to I on Wellfield, 5 1 igaia* Mercury, 10 to 1 Blackberry. The fsromiti made all the running, and won by ten kfigtla Blackberry gave up, and did not the coarse ...