... HOW TO GROW BLACKBERRIES. 1 see your issu: of September 18th one of your readers has been disappointed with his American blackberries. I know some other cottagers who hare been disappointed in the same way. Why should go after doubt'ul foreign kinds when ...

... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE CHEESE especially good. Take 41bs. apple?, 41bs. of blackberries, 31bs. sugar. Pare nnd core tbo apples, put them in stewpan with the blackberries, and stew till perfectly tender; pulp through hair sieve—a muslin one will do as well; ...

... RIPE BLACKBERRIES IN FEBRUARY. TO THE EPITOIt OF THE STANDARD. Kir, — To show ho-.v wonderfully mild the weather has been, even on the north coast of Cornwall, 1 send you a ripe blackberry, which was picked in a lano near this village yesterday. I may ...

... BED CURRANT. BLACKBERRY . BASF AND RED CURRANT GREENGAGE BILBERRY DAMSON STRAWBERRY BLACK CURRANT AFRICST RASPBERRY WALLACES’ NEW MARMALADE, Made from the firveet Seville Oranges. 6 * 8i a * WALLACES’ LEMON CHEESE 5P * 9 - WALLACES’ GINGER MARMALADE. ...

... FATAL BLACKBERRY EXCURSION. While a and a shunter the Great Western Rail-way oil blackberry in-; near Plvmpton Thursday, tbey rayed Dartmoor Railway and were knocked damn some trucks. When found, one man was quite, dead. _ and the other only lived few ...

... IjlE DANGERS OF BLACKBERRY- ING. | IHREE BUVo TOISOXED AT CHESTER. Lul vi .l.t Mr 'i'atlock, the City Coroner of Ci-'t r, held cii incjuest on the body of John j Lo.i Maxwell, ten \eurs of age, son of a colour- ; im-east iv the 3rd Cheshire Regiment. ...

... BLACKBERRIES IN SECOND FLOWER. As an evidence of the abnormal mildness of the season the very rare sight is to be seen, in the neighbourhood of Barnet, of a clump of blackberries in full second flower, and ripe berries cluster on the branches as well ...

... AFTER THE NUTS AND BLACKBERRIES. NEWTON K >I> . J GROUND. *M The Countess of Carnarvon na.8 jw**,' damage late the public n- underwood in Newton Wood. ; they have a right, t . al*> to prove that this was erroneous. practice, Chirks Limb, a collier, was ...

... leave. The defendant thereupon directed one of his men to take away the blackberries, and as he approached the defendant fired his gen. rending the handkerchief containing the blackberries three yards away. He could not tell whether the pin had more than powder ...

... A BLACKBERRYING RAMBLE. since the fruit of the bramble assumed a tinge of red, children have come out to gather furnished with baskets or cans having a capacity unequal to the work of their carriers. Youngsters of • larger growth have come a little IsAer ...

... being out of work he went to see if he could get some blackberries to sell so as to get food for his children. He had picked about three pints of blackberries in Bishop's Wood, the property of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, when he saw the defendant and ...

... WOUNDED WHILST BLACKBERRYING. At Hunstanton yesterday, John Bird, labourer, was charged with haring August wounded, with intent te murder, Ana Hooks, the wife it skenhsrd it RingeUad The woman, it was stated, was with son. wed tour and haU, whsn prisoner ...