... blossomed lower down among the green docks and luxuriant blackberry brambles. Amid the tall waving fronds curly-ueadedyoungsters were Cnng, while hither and thither others were y picking the blackberries and posies. I Under old oak which cast a grateful shade ...

... to sd. per lb. ; chickens and ducks, 2s. euch ; apples aiul pears. 2a. to 2s. id. per score . scarce), sa. per 221b. ; blackberries, 4a. .'«1. (fuart. Two saaipk-a of Kngbab heat, m faiily satMactmy cooditiou, were offer. wheal, lls. 6d. t ...

... said to belong the Prince of Wales. It is—so report goes —the mummified hand of one of the daughters of Pharoah. Growing blackberries and mushrooms, by law, are not private property. Yon may be prosecuted for trespass land where they grow, but not for theft ...

... form It is well-known that the greatest distress and privation exist. Some families have been subsisting on nothing but blackberries and anything rise they can manage to pisk Ufa Other families arc known have had hut one scanty meal in I two days and have ...

... sixth, Aniseed King's Own was sold to Mr. Macßvoy for lOOgs. and Esther was purchased by Mr. J. Hare for d2gs. 4 30.—The BLACKBERRY MAIDEN (at entry) TWO-YEAR OLD PLATE of 103 sovs.; colts 98t., fillies and geldings Bst. 111b.; winners after closing 71b ...

... number who tejl farmers what they ought to do, hut very few who will brio them to do it. Teachers ate becoming plentiful blackberries in the aolumn, but wwhwe not increase and mulUply ur the samo ratio. the lecture nom, the technical class, and ra the market ...

... pork, to 4|d : damsons, Is 6d to 2s per 211bs ; apples, Is to 2s; rabbits. Is 6d to 2s3d per couple; pears, Is 3d to Is ; blackberries, to a quart Thb Jury Lists —Messrs. Swarbrick, Houghton, and Fielding, the assistant overseers, presented the list voters ...

... greater degree than ia likely arcrie to eonaoquenee having an eye only to the wagea rates, which beat yielda a* many thorns blackberries. ...

... matches of the past week, aud played havoc with the majority the bowling averages. Kuos in several cases were plentiful blackberries in tho autumn, th-* wickets being very dry and fast. the weather continues anything like as favourable, it evident shall ...

... bow—and leave.” The Vermont I iousewife who read that nobles hare lot# ot hares in their preserves said she tried it in some blackberry jam, and doesn’t believe these foreign stories. Extract from evidence in a petty sessions case : Counsel fsrss you saw she ...

... lucre • the ik he. iv 4P> The like a few other;, would willing pnr for jjoo.! man. but k! are not eaactiy ae plentiful blackberries in all probahilitr t!*e dilficulty between the Wand*T and the ('vcbst.iv and Harrvrr will be settled. I Crclidts and -limb'd ...

... possible until all is finished. This early cutting is best for the coppice as well as for game. few groups or masses of tine blackberries form capital covers, and are also valued much at times for jams dessert. Grass Lawns.—Continue to make new and repair old ...