... heading back of shoots on which fruit-buds are produced. All plants, such as peaches, raspberries, currants,quinees, and blackberries, which develop blossom buds on last season's wood or on a leafy shoot sp• • film a winter terminal bud, can be thinned ...

... cowrietion against the defendant at Reading, whoa she wee soot to gaol for four months.—The defendant said she was out blackberrying when she gathered • few apples..-The defesdant was Seed id the costs being zeraitted.—The Chairmen gave her a caution. ...

... she went up Land’s End with her little brother other children, to gather blackberries. They saw the prisoner up the Toad, and said be would sire her some apples and some blackberries. He took hold of her hand and took her acroaa some fields. aleo pro mined ...

... September she went Land’s End with her little brother and other children, gather blackberries. They sew the prisoner up the road, and said would give her eome apples and some blackberries. He took hold of her hand and took her acroes some fields. He also promised ...

... lad belonging to the said he, the accused, and deceased, went for a walk on the cliffs on Sunday. lie was picking sonic blackberries when he heard a groan, and on looking round saw Wise with his hands on his knees laughing, and looking over the cliff. ...

... engaged as a domestic , servant, but temporarily on a short holiday with her grandmother, at Ufflngton, was ~ rat picking blackberries with two other younger girls, named Edith Wheeler and Maria Curtis (u cousin of defendant's). They were by the side of ...

... prisoner to pay £5 for the wilful damage, sod £2O for the aesacult, or three months. As a Newry boy named Bl'Ardee gathering blackberries on a wall he fell, bringing over upon him a huge stone half a ton weight. Two men with crowbars removed the stone, and ...

... to be almost a specific for droiey. Tomatoes stimulate the action of the liver, as well as lemma and other acid fruits. Blackberries, tea& currents and red raspberries, are excellent correctives of bowel troubles, such as diet-thaw and dysentery. Celery ...

... William boom, lad haloegiag to the Bmemam, aeM he, the aconaad, and feomSad, went for wnlk on ttmnUfls an Suoday. He waa some blackberries whM heard aSmTlooklng round saw Wise with bis hands knees laughing, and looking over the cliff. ntked Wiee whatne had done ...

... 4d.toBd. Celery, per stick l£d. Apples per lb. 1 |d. to 2d« Caulifl’r Id. to 3d. each. Potatoes, per lb. . M |d a Blackberries, per lb. 3d. Damsons, Id to 2d. WILTSHIRE PIGS, in lots of not less than 10—stores over 7 but not exceeding 9 scores, 9s ...

... five minutes. Then put in the berries and boil 20 minutes. This is a very different thing from the usual way of cooking blackberries, and will be found of an agreeable acid, and will makes refreshing drink for invalids and for . trouble• seine sore throatt ...

... tramcar. Tho left leg was almost severed, and amputation was found necessary. West Ham, whilst two lads were searching blackberries in Plashet-lane they came across a calico parcel containing the body ■ f ir.ai*' l. The body had been preserved in spirit* ...