... brought against boys of eight anal nine and ten years of damaging the woods of great landed proprietors. Tbe little chaps eo blackberrying or nutting, and of conrse tlhey cruisb down some bramble or brocken as they go lorg. This frighltful crime is described ...

... shocking character was made yesterday morning in the park at Sutton Coldfield. Three youths from Aston were gather- ing blackberries in a comparatively unfrequented portion of the park, lying between Streetly and the Parson and Clerk,when they found ...

... notes was seized and destroyed, The blackberry crop in Kent this season is an exoep- tionally large one, and the fruit. owing to the hot sun and high temperature, is of very fine quality, In a few instances blackberries are preserved in bottles or made into ...

... peaches are fetch-~ .y. ing goad prices, but the foreigners are cheap r is, and abundant. Some inagnificelit Amearican ly blackberries are to be had. Unusually large in supplies of Lisbon grapes and French pears are c- in the English market. Partridges continue ...

... whilst in the latter one animal out of 14 was .e attacked and died. In some parts of Cheshire, says a oorrespondeint, Ic blackberries, nuts, and other wild fruit are unusually )ir abundant, and such an enormous crop of berries as the ;e mountain ashes are ...

... a special mention. BLACKBERRY GROWING. The blackberry crop in Ihent this season is au essep- tilonally large one, and the fruit, owing to the hot sun and high temperature, is of very fine quality. In a few instances i blackberries are preserved in bottles ...

... either side of the puloit 's 0n heoe werc some splendid specimens . of frutt, froth the choice grape to a humble t dish of blackberries, there being aico several e ca1ves of bread, dishes of egs, and in one - instance a chiciien trussed insl lrady for cooking ...

... paper. English peaches are fetching good prices, but the foreigners are cheap and abundant. Some magnificent American blackberries are to be had. Unusually large supplies of Liabon grapes and French pears are in the English market. THE MODERN TRIBUTE ...

... hawthorn boughs are I glowving with their wealth of berries. The X nuts no longer hang in reddening clusters on the hazel, but blackberries are ripening fast c upon the bramlbles, anld birds and children are a trooping to the generous harvest. The star- E liugs ...

... foot of Barnet Hill to the Elstree road, near Barnet Gate, where, like Old Hum- phrey, the cyclist may regale himself with blackberries at this season. Crossing the Elstree road, a picturesque winding descent, intersecting open commonis, leads to, Shenley ...

... fern Ifronds intermixed,4whilst leading up) the suppot -oqf'the 'bookihelves were ban'ds 'cdompoild of' mess, foiage,- f blackberries, and'hips and bows at the asummits being uchereof corni The handsome ld-screen'was taste. foll a dorned. The pulpit was ...

... beings in this charmed district who were vide awake-picking forget-me-nots on the shady side of the road, and big, juicy blackberries on the sunny side. It is very strange this road should still keep ascending, my brother remarked, when after five hours ...