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... BLACKBERRIES. Many hedgerow and wayside thicket is now aglow with the ruddy fruits of the bramble, and as the eye rests upon the clusters that, to quote from Cooper emboss the long flexible branches, we (Gardeners' Magazine ) are reminded that the ...
... Evivence of the mildness of the season:—MissM picked Manvood the some primroded and npe blackberries. ...
... A number of blackberries were picked Comhmartin last k. There ia some talk the establishment of a Butter Factory at Chape ton. Mr. F. Carru hers Gould, the famous caricaturist, bas just been on a visit to Lord Rosebery. His Honour Judge Beresford was ...
... The Dean Durham is staying at Santon. Blackberries are particularly plentiful this season in ihe hedgerows North Devon. A 36-ho!e match between H. Varden and J. H. .Taylor, the famous professional golfer who is native ...
... FIGS. ,FRUIT JELLIES. Per lb. Per lb. Layers «d., lOd. and Is. Apple s^d. Boxes, at Lowest Possible Prices. Blackberry «d. Black Currant tid. and 9d. MUSCATELS. Per lb. Extra Choice Clusters CRYSTALLIZED GLACE Very Fine M - and 10d - AND ...
... KNOWSTONE. A large cms, containing 851b. of blackberry apple jam, has been sent to the Children'* Orphanage at Kilburn from the school chilrtien at Knowstone, who devoted much -liheir playtime to gathering the blackberries, which have been ve»y ecarca this year ...
... LANDKEY. Some fine ripe blackberries have been gathered here during the past week. ...
... COMBMARTIN. Our correspondent writes that he has in his possession ripe blackberries which have been picked in the neighbourhood by Mr. John Norman. This will show what our winter like ; of course, this winter is exceptionally mild, but Combmartin well ...
... HARTLAND. h«raleinrt d « - MarMn London, Mr. T. Beer's nouse and shop falls to the (Church Feoffees. rson ?, ha^ J»ioked blackberries around Pi ked Prim S quarterly meeting was held e Th !-sday The preachers metal U, nameof - decided to °P the T l'imZ ...
... in the parish Tawetock, Saturday afternoon. Prisoner came along, and having sent the other children over a gate to pick blackberries, he took her into a field, where he threw her down and committed an a«*au!t upon her. He aft rwards gave her a p-nny, and ...
... be withdrawn.—Mr. Ffinch, for the defendants, quoted from Stone, who held As the law now stands, it is no offence take blackberries, mushrooms, primroses, or wild flowers of any kind, or trespass to rind them. Trespassers wi.l be prosecuted ' is a threat ...
... Oldfield —to forget the claims the humble blackberry. 44 It may be laid dowu general rule, adds Mr. Old. field, 14 that the wild vegetables, such as the nettle, and the wild fruit, Mich the whinberry, and the blackberry, have the greatadvantage having passed ...