... Fermger * Blackberry,9st. Shore • Doubtful starters. LATEST BETTING, MARCH 27th (evening). Major 6 to 4 against Tommy to 1 t.iw. Dusty Miller 6 to off. Squire 100 t. Steddy Boy 25 1 off. Brownie to 1 off. D. Butcher 66 1 off. Blackberry 100 to 1 ...

... six. who returned home on Sunday complaining of htadache. was afterwards ascertained that he had had feast of acorns and blackberries, and he subsequently became convulsed and died from acute inflammation. A discreditable scene was witnessed Christ Church ...

... in the roadway. The railway traffic was impeded, and it ia thought that another bridge will have to be constructed. The blackberry crop in Kent this season is an exceptionally large one, and the fruit, owing to the hot sun and high temperature, ia of ...

... produce any good display; still by dint of collecting materials from the common, in the shape of bracken leaves and sprays of blackberry, with trailing shoots of the Auspelopsis, they contrived to produce a very graceful and beautiful effect —the autumnal tints ...

... stated that Harris was unknown the address he gave, but witness knew both men frequenters of the neighbourhood during the blackberry and mushroom seasons.—The case against Wheeler was dismissed, and Harris was fined 10s and 9d costs. ...

... nosegay.—ls. fid. Lily Havelock. —Ist nuts.—ls. Edith Harman.—2nd blackberries.—fid. Rose Dcffell.—lst miniature garden, 3s. Extra blackberries, fid. Florence DrFFELL.—Ist blackberries. Is. ...

... keeps well. Pnt in and when cold tie down in the usual way. —: . Blackberry Jelly.—Proceed as for bla ...

... churc'i held. The interior was decorate! much artistic taste for the occasion. (, ing hops, wild vibe, bracken, and fr > blackberry were prettily interlaced •!» pulpit. At the foot of the lectern was of dahliasof various colours, while the i:: i entwined ...

... Referring to blackberries, he said he did not see why they should not cultivated and j neatly improved. There was American black- s Berry, which was much larger than the wild species, and considered there was an opening for developing the blackberry into a ...

... correspondent—Mr. J. Oldfield—to forget the claims of the humble blackberry. '-It may be ; laid down as general rule, adds Mr. Oldlield, that the wild vegetables, such the whinberrv and the blackberry, have the great advantage of having passed thro'igh such ...

... R. Stepney 2nd. nuts, fid. P. Stepney. Ist. blackberries, I. A Jordan, extra basket flowars. Is. S. Standing, 2nd, cross flowe**s. Is. E. Warren, extra miniature pardon, Is. Lena Wright, 2nd, blackberries, fid. Charles Illman, 2nd. miniature garden, ...

... next work (134) there is some wonderfully vigorous painting, notably the basket of blackberries. It is eutitled 44 Practising without diploma. A boy has been blackberrying, while his sister engaged in necessary darning. He has run a thorn into his finger ...