... on dress topics at tb« present season hard to find much of interest. Pretty dresses, hats, and bonnets are as plentiful blackberries, but nothing in the way of novelty is to be met with. People with moderate moans are content with their present stock of ...

... delicious jelly; and none finer is made than one from strawberries, raspberries, cherries, and currants in equal proportions. Blackberries make a richly-flavoured jelly, while that made from black currants is especially wholesome for the siok. In making any ...

... followed the bird to the hedge. There I found a half-fledged bird, which had evidently fallen out of nest; it was hanging on blackberry thorn, which had pierced the skin of its hack. The bird was not otherwise injured, hut was kicking vigorously, suspended ...

... novelty, so I have no doubt that fashion will have its votaries. Tinv apples, clu-tering with the pink and white blossom : blackberries contrasting with tha pure whiteness of flowers; and even currants, red and whit*, I saw massed together on rose-pink straw ...

... rows about a foot wide. Hoe over the rows about three or four days later, and cultivate frequently as previously advised, Blackberry.— This excellent fruit crop can be grown on lighter and drier ground than can strawberries. It should i he planted very ...

... matter. It is felt that the irregular attendance i* to great extent due to the practice of children being employed gather blackberries, mushrooms, daffodil* and other flowers.” Another resolution was put the meeting proposed Canon Scoheil, aud seconded the ...

... at Stapleton. Mr. Morton Brown prosecuted. On August 28th the two boys, with others, were in the Black Rocks gathering blackberries. A dispute arose between the two boys. Prisoner, producing pistol, told Lawrence if he did not desist pushing him he would ...

... was also charged with feloniously breaking and entering a dwelling-house, on August 26th, at St. Bnavels, and stealing a blackberry tart, of the value of Is,, the property of Francis Sc itt. Mr. E. J. Gibbons was for the prosecution —Prisoner pleaded guilty ...

... could not. He then began to count her fingers. She took her hand away. He told her he had authority from the keeper gather blackberries. She got orer stile and ran away, hut the prisoner overtook her, and threw her on the ground. She screamed Father ! He ...

... women of Winchcomb, were summoned by Sylvanus Weaver, gamekeeper Lord Sudeley, for damaging nnderwood at Hailes Wood while blackberrying. Fined Is. each, the costs remitted.—Joseph Fry. Raymond Innes, and David Greening were charged with damaging the same ...

... y in soil or moss. They generally thrive best with bottom beat, but most kinds will grow in the open also. Such plants blackberries, bovrardias, peaches, cherries, apples, pears, etc., are readily increased in this way under frame culture. Horse-radish ...

... Mrs. Chi vation fields, As she was out of the footpath. lroom bad received instructions from the bailiff not t persons to blackberry oa the farm, he ordered the yas in away. Ou the following morning as complainant t ase of ceeding to his work, and when ...