... 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 ...

... of these tins. Have our soil and climate changed, then, that we can- not grow these fruits American cherries, Ameri- can blackberries, American everything.” can only suppose that our soil has ceased production. Yet have vivid recollections of hedgerows ...

... Hazel nuts are so plentiful that they sell at 6d per measure, the farmers bringing them to I e the market by the cartload. Blackberries are plenti- I fml, but fully one-half of the crop has not ripened; E a many of the berries are green yet, and some of the ...

... in the field with the boy Salthouse. gathering blackberries, stated that they eaw the defendant strike the lad on the bead.—Defendant's explanation was be bed been bothered by lads gathering blackberries since the season commenced. He saw some lads in ...

... breakfa«L greeted the cook a pleasant Good inoruing,” and smiled the meal, consisting three poached egg* toast, dish of blackberries, and cup of coffee, was laid before him. ate the toast and eggs and drank the coffoe with evident roll ili. Dean * was ...

... Ralph Eniwistle, aged 61 years. Ehtwistle— December 2J. Star-street, Betty Entwistle, aged 65 year/. Fish -December 18. at Blackberry-road. George Fish, aged 41 years. Lewis—December IS. North-Evit-stfeet. Tltom-n 62 year*. 15, Astley-street, Cbaries Moorouee ...

... signal triumph for Lancashire, as will seen reference to the report the fixture, which appears e’sewhere. Here, as plentiful blackberries October, will found tlie names of exhibitors and breeders, of which to-day the county may well proud. the production and ...

... being tried; tlie vineyard contains 127 varieties of outdoor grapes; and small fruits, suen strawberries, raspberri' ?, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, ftc., are receiving careful and intelligent study, and is a satisfaction to the settler know that ...

... every six or eight daya The principal sources whence they get their honey during June were the blossoirui of white clover, blackberry, and charlock, plants which arn extremely common in England. There were three large pitches of charlock, each of several ...

... Taking Offence. Why are some people so ready to pick quarrel ? One might suppose that friends are to be found as thick blackberries, to judge from t‘ie way easily offended persons will throw away the chances of making them. Even the Wilkinses objected ...

... has been quite lately discovered that pure blackberry jam give-, great relief in cases of dropsy It is taken in the f«.rm of tea, boiling water being poured the jam in the proportion pint to a pound. Blackberries are generally so cheap, and this tea so easily ...

... Canada, most of the v.ctims being children. It seems that on the 23rd ult. nine young persons went one the islands to gather blackberries, but, in returning, the boat was capsized and all the occupants thrown into the water. dreadful struggle ensued, and out ...