... When planted to be trained against an espalier the plants may be ' ft. apart. and 6ft. between the espaliers. Brambles, or blackberry, may be planted at a similar distance to raspberries, and be trained similarly to espaliers. Thu Lawton and Wilson .Timior ...

... market—is one which should command earnest attention. From what Sir Henry says, Canadian Pacific issues will be as plentiful as blackberries in the near future. Those interested, or disposed to be interested, in the matter, should read Sir Henry Tyler's speech ...

... Work, not five miles from the White Hart, should think so much of herself. Pity she can‘t get a chap. Isshe looking for blackberries or waiting for the old farmer to see her safe out of Bluites Lane. ...

... ground. Bagendon and that memorable 4th of January, when it did nine down in buckets- wh ack to Dagling fox was concerned. Blackberry Hill and no mistake. Mr. Burke waited until noon in hopes it 20 was unkennelled, which skedaddled might clear, but worse—far ...

... decline they to marsh below and waded hundred mud water loug grass rushes only being taken few members who period the treat blackberry gathering It was relief to every one when terra-firma regained one all turned their faces Royal Hotel of those creature ...

... good . good nunters, - ?? I WWI WCll 33. CONWAY, Brown Gelding; fast, and a gocd I known with ffnri-T I w-BC liißCk'- -34. BLACKBERRY, Black Cob ; carries a lady, and I more Vale J bas been driven in harness, has been hunted. ' iiouna-. 35. KITTY, Bay Mare ...

... conversation with Bogoou’n wife—She has trampled on her father’s oath—She did not what she conld—He would take 9 oaths for a blackberry. Men of Portumna, Killamore, Tynagh, and Woodford make the sign of the Cross on your foreheads when you meet the man who ...

... not keep them going in those localities where they are (as in Ancoats and many other districts) as thick on the ground as blackberries. This is a point I ask Mr. Howorth and other responsible law-makers to ponder over. ' And what is the conclusion to be ...

... the burly Premier is as likely as not to reply in effect, Give you a reason on compulsion! If reasons were as plenty as blackberries, I would give no man a reason upon compulsion. IT is said that Si, Henry Bulwer, the Governor of. Cyprus, is likely to ...

... The wrestling fever has again Woken out in this sicini•y, and challenges from novices and Champions are as numerous as blackberries in June. H. M. Dupin, the well-knean New Enloe.] wrettler, has accepted the .f.fi of Duncan C. Refs fora mixed match for ...

... around introduced some twenty or twenty-five years ago by Miss March, table, and on this lay trails of moss, discoloured blackberry leaves, the roots ; the planting of deciduous trees and she should be c o th' n the whole appearance of our dinner tables ...

... in its curves and involutions ! There can he no fitter herbage for wild foreground than the tangled complications of the blackberry-bush, either growing alone or mingling with the russet fronds of the common bracken. Its sprays and shoots carry the eye ...