... leaves of the colteloot, oeer which are trailing blackberries loaded with berries. Over the hedge is the canal, and not far away I had the pleasure of seeing, quite close, a pair of kingfishers (birds somewhat uncommon hereabout.) sporting about on the ...

... A new rural industry is being opened np in Kent—namely, the cultivation blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on tbe hedges the lanes and other parts of tbat county, and the idea has now occurred to one two agriculturists ...

... , and Mr Whitehead adds 15,000 acres for soft fruit (strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, currants, and cultivated blackberries), supposed to be excluded. But little soft fruit was grown, except in gardens, in 1839, and that little produced near London ...

... BURYING CHILD ALIVE NEAR DUDLEY. On Saturday afternoon two men were blackberrying on the Wren's Nest Hill, which lies between Dudley and Coseley, and is wellknown habitat of Silurian fossils, when they were surprised by hearing the weak and pitiful cries ...

... Hill (K Tomlineon), Barb: Peake), Blackberry (Widdowreld), Sandown ibberd), and Sharrsand (Smedley) alen ra Retting—7 to 4 aget Lady Wharles, 7 to 2 Malas 8 to 1 Sandown, 100 to 8 each (iro Hill, Guiscard, and Blackberry. Won by a hea three lengths betw-en ...

... objection was lodged to the winner on the ground of but was subsequent!y overruled. BURTON STAKES. F. . Black 2 Janet f Blackberry (Widdowfield) also ran. Betting—5 to 4 on Lockhart, 6 to 4 aget Barberry, and 10 to 1 bar two. Won by a length and a half; ...

... ; but there are patches of soft fresh grass, green as in Spring, shooting up along the hedgerow and near the footpaths. Blackberries have been abundant. Here is a party of children out gathering them ; they are equipped with baskets, of ksts,but many have ...

... to 1 Won easily by half a leagth leagth between second and jo 4.0—MAIDEN PLA’ Ben Strome Barrett 1 Collarette Piercy 3 Blackberry ove Hill (K. to 4 on Ben Tomlinson), Serome, 4 to 1 aget Collarette, 5 to 1 Grove Hill, Won al and 10 tol bal? bed third ...

... districte from Cornwall to Perthshire, strawberries and other fruit are extensively cultivated. Improved varieties of the blackberry have latcly been in- troduced from America, and sre being grown to an incressivg extent for jam in this country. Great ...

... always handy, and I object to give reasons and definitions on compulsion, though the matter for the work be as plentiful as blackberries. But in this case I had Political Catechism in my pocket which has just been published by Messrs. Field and Tuer,of ...

... 10—Park Hill Plate—Finale 1, Mistrust 2, Pride of Waltham, Cleopatra, Misery, Burnaby and Mo mraker dead heat place. Hond, Blackberry, and Stately also ran. --§ to 2 agat Finale. 3.40—Iankeepers’ Handicap Plate—Orlando 1, Orlando. Lady Miles 2, Walton 3 ...

... production of such a plan. Ireland, then, still holds the field. Mr. Gladstone's reasons are always ready, and as plentiful blackberries. They are always forthcoming also, and no compulsion is necessary to used. The weather is so lovely at Naples that he has ...