... sivtie, Hunters' company out ; pisuolorte duet, the Misses Sorsbie ; thug, The lest of the boys, Mr. Boby soug, Blackberries aud kisses, Daly; song, Corn. to me, Mr. W. E. Ellis; yjoli solo, Must ; comic thug, The jubilee Mr. Wagner; song ...

... needing the adoption of simple and methods of preventing the increase of this agricultural pest. THE BLACKBERRY SEASON.— A, plentiful as blackberries is a common phrase, but they are even more plentiful than usual this season, and so are the the hedge ...

... extra blackberries. Polly Wells, extra zaessi.s Stepney, Ist nuts. Amy Use.kberries. Eliza Warn Ist mieiatuni garden. R. Rolfe, Ist wild flowers (named). S. Ellis, 2nd nuts. Susan Standing, Ist basket of flowers. Fred. Disney, extra blackberries. Nellie ...

... Radicals most deplore this fact. A good deal has been written during , the past week about Kentish fanners and blackberries. The blackberry will not make the Kentish farmer rich, and we doubt very much if Kentish agricul. turista are paying that attention ...

... CHERRIES on Free and Mahalrb Stocks. PEACHES, NECTARINES, and APRICOTS, MULBERRIES. MEDLARS, and SERVICE. BARBERRIES. BLACKBERRIES. KENT COB, FILBERT, and other NUTS. CHESTNUTS, WALNUTS, and FRUITING ORNAMENTAL CRABS. GOOSEBERRIES for size and flavour ...

... fruit is the blackberry of the helgerows, and I see no reason why its r millings should n , t be so ruled as to coerce its stout thorn-criisted stems into profitmaking for the firmer. Little cultivation of a costly sort is required—the blackberry will thrive ...

... with this all-important subject. A good deal has been written during the past' week about Kentish farmers and blackberries. The blackberry will not make the Kentish farmer rich, and we doubt very much if Kentish agricul. turints are paying that attention ...

... off the store while I it Is cooling. When half add sliced bananas, I or whole strawberries, whortleberries, raspberries, blackberries, sliced apricots, or pe.achea. Berm lOW cold. The amount of knit will be deter/sawed br t. twos of the soaker. P . ...

... for trial. Mr. W. S. Mannicg, Woodlands. Vanburgh Hill. Blackheath, London. S.E., writes i—As there is a capital crop of blackberries this season, perhaps you can kindly find room for the following hints towards the establishment of what may prove a vahiable ...

... a tooth. The injured man is recovering slowly. A Nsw rural Industry being opened ap in Kent —namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown us the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and ...

... after it begin, to boil. Tak. it °® 1 beat while it i* coding. When half .Irced banana., wQ>d.* w h ortl^.rne , r«,o heme., blackberrie., .liced apricot, peach Serve ice cold. The amount of fruit will determined bjr the taste of the maker. ...

... industry for rural districts. If a band of pickers oaa be organised, and the permission of the owners of the hedges where blackberries abound osn be obtained so that the crop might be mostly gathered for sale, this fruit can be readily sold at 2d. to 2id ...