... GROWING BLACKBERRIES. The blackberry, as a money crop, is one of the most profitable things that can be grown upon a limited scale. In good seasons the enormous yield is a surprise to one not familiar with it, and in poor seasons the price is high enough ...

... BLACKBERRYING UNDE DIFFICULTIES AT NEATH. Oa Friday, at the Neath C ount y — Morgan Jones and David Evans , labourers,- N e atb, wore charged with trespassing on land belongin; to Mr C. Evan. Thomas, The Gnoll. The been adjourned from a previous court ...

... Defendant said ha was trespassing, and was pick- ing blackberries, but was not in pursuit of game- —The Bench innicteda, fine of t 1, including costs, adding a caution.—[Defendant said they were dear blackberries.—Mr. Corbett retired from the bench during the ...

... on coint of the inferior of the frnit have arrived from Jersey during the last Kent filberts are retailed at 1s perlb. Blackberries are still cobnuts are rising in price. berries are a little leas expensive ...

... SUBURBAN PLATE of £4 19s, (or ponies not over 14 J; weight for height, penalties and allowance*. Two miles. Mr V Blake’s Blackberry, by Tattoo, 5 yrs Mr A Fay’s Independent, 4 yrs C Pigott’s Hettie. aged Mr J Maher’s Gladys H, 5 yrs Mr Moore's Waxy Tommy ...

... arrived from Jersey during the lasb few days. Kent Alberts are retailed.at ls. tho lb. English cob nuts are rising price. Blackberries are still procurable. Cranberries are a little less expensive than they were.—Daily News. ...

... saw a squirrel with bushy tail, A wild pink rose, and a lily pale. , A big-eyed cow with crumpled horn, , A nasty, brambly blackberry-thorn, (Just sec how my new white dress is torn!) And butterflies too, with gaudy wings, And numerous other pretty tilings ...

... fresh kinds a. to improve nor old friends, especially by removing seeds and stones. Fancy what this would mean for blackberries, raspberries, currants. plums, and cherries. It has already been done for the apple, pinc.apple. .irange, banana, bread ...

... old story about the blackberries. Why, said the searcher, these are not blackberries. The urchin Stanley replied, Don't you know that the blackberries are always red when they're green. Flash 7.—The above was the blackberry. Here is the blackthorn ...

... 2 Mr C Barne’s Rosebud. 5 lOst 71b P 3 Mr V U- Betting -7 4 each agst lolanthe and Koaebud. 4 to 1 Independent ,6 Blackberry. Blackberry made the running (or a mile, with lolanthe and Independent next After this bad been covered, the leader fell back ...

... currants should pruned thinning out some of the old wood, because, unlike red currants, they fruit on young wood. Guttings of blackberries should only have one bud above ground. The sflecting, planting, and pruning of raspberry canes were shown. Canes may be ...

... questions, witness Huxter said the defendant bad blackberries basket, bat be was 30 yards from the path when setting the wire. He (witness) denied having given the defendant permission to pick blackberries.—The defendant said bad never had a wire In his ...