... not only to visitors generally but especially to the sportsman and naturalist. Early Blackberries.—Mr U. Scatchill, of Exeter, has picked about dozen ripe blackberries in a field about 100 yards from Weststreet. HOSIERY ' » nd GLOVES-DAW, SCOTLAND HOUSE ...

... from Devon next year. The shcoling Clyst on Saturday put one mind of tbe old times, when nineties used to be plentiful as blackberries. and as it is so long ago that fivj competitors got into the 90, that I think they are deserving of shot for shot record ...

... widow, a charwoman living at Newton St. Cyres, deposed to seeing the bullock on Saturday morning the river, while picking blackberries Newbridge. There was fresh blood the field. Witness went and told Mr. Ellis- The prisoners were cracking stones near the ...

... like rows of torches; and dog roses the hedges. I not remember a year when the wild strawberry whs much in evidence, »Dd blackberry blossom appears also be very thick everywhere. Hay was cut one or two instances n«*»r Tiverton Junction three weeks ago ...

... parts of Mid. Devon the crop is heavy, apples being almost as plentiful a g leaves. Pears do not seem to be good orop. Blackberrie are common, and large in size this year. I have of te 8 thought that this fruit would pay for cultivation. Almos every farmer ...

... was objected to for bumping, but ultimately overruled. Decidmg heat —Oxeye beat Horton. Stbwabds' Plate—Margaret 11. beat Blackberry. FOOTBALL. TIVERTON v. TAUNTON The opening match on the Tiverton ground takes place 3.45 to-day between lst of Tiverton ...

... front of the Naval Beserve Battery with Maer rocks right abreast of that. This part is well covered with bracken ferns, blackberry bushes, and black thorn, and cffers many sheltered nook for a spreadout, and on Monday all such cosy spots were utilized ...

... Maer in front of the Reserve Battery with Maer rooks right abreast of that. This part is well covered with bracken ferni, blackberry bushes, and black thorn, and offers many sheltered nook for a spreadout, and on Monday all such cosy spots were utilized ...

... Dutch Trawlers Becalmed (221). Another artist wbo here exhibits for the first time is Mr Fred Hioer, whose picture Blackberries (166) is strong of colour, the trees especially being most carefully drawn. Oak Glade, New Forest (96), is an equally ...

... snow was first heard. No evidence was called, but Chief Constable Rawle said the prisoner told him the girl, whilst out blackberrying with him, invited him to commit the offence.- Arthur Knapman. of Loxbeare Barton, said Baker and Snow were in his employ ...

... months' imprisonment without the option fine. This wonderful bill, imposing these pains every old apple-woman, every hawker of blackberri* and cobnuts, was fathered by Mr. Heaver. Mundella couvulsed House by hia manner reading extracts from this piece of protection ...

... might drown. What if we do get frost and snow, our climate is so genial that snakes crawl abroad at Christmas, and we pick blackberries in January. And yet people scurry out of the country to spend winter in the South of France, or Italy. Let them come to ...