... plantation of strawberries should made every second year, the old one standing until the new one begins to* bear well. Blackberries pay in some places, but the instances are so few and far between that it is hardly worth while to nsk any money or space ...

... small in number, but contained some splendid varieties. Herbaceous plants formed a Hne display, and fruit was also good, blackberries predominating. Industrial work, cage birds, and rabbits were attractive sections of the I exhibition. Eoht, Skbnb. and ...

... P. Gumming. Buttonhole Bouquet—l and 2 James Morrice. Hand Bouquet-James Morrlce. Table Bouquet—James Morrice. Fruit.— Blackberries—l and Mrs Harvard ; G.Mackle, Tarlund. Red currant*—l John Hnnter; 2 James Forbes, 3 I>. Gumming. White currants—l and ...

... beyond doubt far above expectation. Strawberries and rasps were conspicnously better than could have been anticipated. blackberries, red entrants, and gooseberries were very largely represented, while melons, tomatoes, cherries, and graj»ee yore altogether ...

... Groom, went along the cliffs until they reached the Lack of the prison gardens, when Groom left his companions to gather blackberries. He had scarcely turned his back, when he heard groan, and on returning, found Wise looking over the cliff and laughing ...

... and every com- mon bush a fire with God ; but it was only he who saw that took off his shoes, the rest sat round and ate blackberries. ‘Their Church of Engiand friends had set apart a certain day and given it a name; but every day was an | vs blaze from ...

... evidence upon which the ex-Premier hazarded a statement that corpses of Christians are as common on the coasts of Albania as blackberries on an English roadside hedge, I have decided not to include the right hon. gentleman amongst the contributors of this truthful ...

... of the present opportanity of srvellous and most refined musica‘ — rm men are now becoming as pleatifal ane tt proverbial blackberry, bat it is no at nay that the ten. Th rer exponents of human strength. rally berder on the marvellous, and be appreeiated ...

... offence Then he read three months’ hard labour. 1 the schedule the various kinds Ttruit which came under the bill, inelud- blackberries, plums, and walnuts. s William Harcourt pulled down his col- by the coat-tails, so that in his exuber- he might not talk ...

... eee why, when matters came to be adjusted, thi first object in a case of thie kind; and he did no Cathcart bought a named Blackberry Nina Nichtingale Tf Pi Torries, 11 gs. Provost Park laid before the meeting the draft of Glamis at 70 guineas, which wae ...

... lacked quality. Wid flowers formed a feature of the show. In the fruit classe, the number of entries were Goossherries snd blackberries were exceptionally good, and were in o wing to the heavy rain ew od lately. vey ogetable en classes wero fairly well filled ...

... Albert Camming (33), carpenter, whose body, with two deep gashes in the throat, was discovered by two children whilst blackberrying on Saturday. Twelve shillings and a silver watch and chain were found on the body. Deceased had been unemployed for some ...