... BLACKBERRIES, AND HOW TO USE THEM. NJII ...

... RED AND GREEN. A Cockney over Ireland for the time. eeki’J t’al (pointing to some blackberries) nl.al they were, Blackberries Cocknc-v -But if they are black •me*, how is they are red 7 Bat Arrogh. in! did you never know blackbcrnea are led, whiniver ...

... A DOUBLE BULL Two gentlemen passing blackberry bn«h when the fruit was one Mid it waa ridiculous to call them black'' berries when were red. Don't you know.” Mid hi* friend, that blackberries are always red when they I are 'green ...

... Coongan in two or some hints about the time to gather blackberries which are worth quoting. Ile says—lf you three days 400 oz. of gold, and one nugget • wish to enjoy the richness of the blackberry, ne i g hi ng sap on, you mast not be hasty to pluck it ...

... • kievole acoldmit at Wrotham, Maidstone. Mr. Oassima, veterinary eargeoe, of WON was down an no hie Demamd, whit wee blackberrying by the side of the road, saddionly attempted to scram the road, with result that his strook the obild with great loran ...

... wore pounds retail ; while wholesale they touched 64 per snore, at which price lorry loads were despatched to jam works. Blackberries and elderberries are almost given away, and among apples 401 b of Prussian pippins were bought for Is 64; and after the ...

... Napoleon 111. like retired waiter? remembered Ham when be cut it. nr.s a black man dies, what do his relatives do? Goa black-berrying (hlackbiirymgl. Wilts may a man said of metal origin When his father it a jolly old file, and bis inoiher bit of a screw ...

... considerable amount of testimony has been borne not only to the sire but also to the of this improved Blackberry. The col. tore of thew mouster Blackberries doe, not differ essentially from that of Raspberries. They ate of freer growth, and need more zoom ...

... tkia week in the nliap* «.f found at Ljilybolojr. by Mr. ThomM H. Cnii«: Mr. Samuel Moore, Larne, reports finding r.p« blackberries In tlie lotrnlaDd Ball ywi », C'aimcastK*. ACCIDENTS AT THE HARBOUR. Lam week, while some waggons \vtr« shunted the quey ...

... 15-2 hands in Class 29, driven in tandem, Mr. H. H. Siniley, J.P., Dmmalis, Larne, was awarded first prize for his horses Blackberry and Approval. In Class 31, Blacxberry also car led offsecond.prize, in single harness. In the Hackney Class, Mr. H. H. Smiley ...

... the ground. All the timid umbra bed. should have cleared ego, on no may new plants be OM led 011 old beds. lb* American blackberry hea not been in all : thin may be due, perhaps, to being planted on badly preparrl ground, or in a wrong poeition. They ...

... lessons for Monday were all learned. Then they went oat into the woods and had a nine They brought boom • good basketof blackberries. . . . . . . Mother's role is a good rids, lam sure, said Sadie. she was eating bee and milk for sapper; I I haven't ...