... normal appearance, tad the gone-covered common loft undi-turhed for acme forty weeka, trodden for nonce only by few nut and blackberry hunting nativea or by atill fewer eicaraluoiata. litaley meeting hat Seen grant aaocaaa. The Visit or Tm Euriaou or to tu> ...

... gTSMM, ruse tips and winter cherries to rise in the space, whilst fra— the bad of basket wen tbe scarlet oak, soot—ia am—, blackberries, juniper, and barberries. Mr. Freeman WM second with alight of nth—mon foliage than berries; and Mr. CbatweU wh third aka ...

... contingency, but though a mass meeting, ;00,000 persons, was held, disorder wee reporter throughout the day. Life in a Geld of blackberry boahos. Moan people squat down and pick the fruit, no matter how they black their linger.; while genial, proud and perpendicular ...

... fine wire being essential, to keep the leaves in position. It is almost too late to remind my lady resorts that the best blackberry jelly in made from fruit not quite black, but in its deep scarlet colour. Sonic patience is required to gather the ma berries ...

... every aspect—from the' comiug into bloom of the purple heather and yellow gorse to the ripening of the wild raspberries and blackberries on its crown ; I have crossed it in the ' teeth of a gale which rendered it necessary to' shout into my companion's ears ...

... bodily harm. On Friday week the complainant was picking blackberries in Bishop's Wood, near Fincbley, when the defendant came up and fired a gun which blew a handkerchief, containing the blackberries, out of Smith's hand. The defendant stated that Smith ...

... said he considered that farmers should be allowed to make what money they could of sloes ; and to this Mr. E. Timmy added blackberries. The latter also meta' ed that large sums of money had been made by persons in Woucestershire plucking daffodils, and another ...

... may be news to be told that their aid is urgently required to save the farming community from extinction by protectin g blackberries and sloes. A question more worthy of the attention of the Chamber was that relating to the Agricultural Union which Lord ...

... impression was that farmers were entitled to all the advantages which the laud produced, whether it was mushrooms, slues. or blackberries. Ile thought they had a perfect right to prevent persons trespassing on their land in search of them, and also a right ...

... MINSTREL ENTERTAINMENT AT THE VICTORIA lIALL. The Tring Blackberries gore another successful entertainment in the shove hall, on iViwinewlav evening last, when there was • larger, and, if possible. more enthnalastie audience than the previous ochasion ...

... usual style and grace. 134, Practising wit boot Diploma, J. C. Hook, RA., a woman and little too who has been gathering blackberries by the srdo of a Devonshire stream, and gilding a thorn in his finger, the woman is extracting it whilst the boy is patiently ...

... had goal, Practicable days, bat the fruiterer yeains for more sun to adorn' up and finish his crops. Even the indigenous blackberry shows little indurnment to the rnatic seeker. The days were all line. and only List Friday night gave rain to depth of 4 ...