... THE FARMER'S COLUMN. A new rural industry being opened in Kent— namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities this fruit are grown ou the hedges the lanes and other parts of that county, aud the idea has now occurred to one or ...

... ARRIVALS. At Manchester—Donovan, St Patrick, Beaton. Seabreeze. Pioneer. Bnthualast, Sharpshooter, Dsgmar, the, Antlbee. Blackberry, Ozeve. Partngton, Uoraemlnt, Prankfort. Cliltabob, Waste, TO-DAY'S TRAINING MOTB*. Nkwmarkft.— tbe fide Jennings's Blondcl ...

... Heferman, married woman, of Denmark Street, stated that she remembered Friday. the 6th of the present month. She had been blackberrying. Her children were there where the noise was. Mrs. Mackridge was in the stable and remained there all the time. Did not ...

... it looked it had not been disturbed for some years. There were roaM aU about the place, and the blossoms of great many blackberries. I only had shoes on instead of boots, and legs were Ml over prickles. could not get very fist, because every way turned ...

... bsea played I out, the sea serpent has glided into unknown j latitudes, twins and triplets are getting I ias common as blackberries, and there was : really nothing to cheer up the editorial mind when the shutters were put up at St. i Stephen's, when everybody ...

... yea the 'Mall In way of priding. as yen haw emengh. Aad thsm. how yea 400 the lopaliths Magneto deem with Ade enalsweded blackberrying. Who wants togs bladdswitying.l should like to know P One esufatiethat de always menses to mesh* themedvea. or die 00 pt ...

... M. per VI. Piro (Green Gagesl. 4d. per Plana (Victoria), Z d . per lb Pllllll5 (Orleans), 2.1. per Apricote front each Blackberries, 31d. per pint. ft ° th F l E'• Sd• Ih per W. iU. coolitiootto. It& to a exth KNARESBOROVGII, Wednesdas .—llarvest ...

... Mr William Cuncliffe, eleven bed been staying with bis paronts at Morecambe during ing and with an elder sister, gather- blackberries: from the following night be was taken and he died on morning. The symp- toma pointing to @ post-mortem examination. must ...

... few perfect flowers found after the ravages of these two contrasting but almost equally destruc- tive pests. that rank blackberries, or other rambling weeds, do not gain a mastery over these. to be left to their own devices, which means to the After the ...

... berry on short branches. The font together with the screen above it was another example of taste. ful and painstaking work, blackberries, haws, red barbary, and crab apples being chiefly wed; while at the base there was a profusion of flowers. The windows ...

... country, against 16,406 in the pre- ■v ious year. A new rural industry is being opened up in Kent— namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Knormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts ol that county, and ...

... per couple; chickena, 3s i be pare ple; ‘toto be 64 pet couple; couple; 6d per — 7s to 7s per 0 cowie apples, 1a to 31 i blackberries, 2d rere £3, each, plums, 2d to my 72 72.3 —Beef 1s steady for better For ork inedium grades are steady, but other grades ...