... the field, thanks toa bettor cap. Again, with this new of Cheshire hedge, tae children do not fill their baskets -\-itb blackberries as they used to do, and cold, wet, and stormy nights, on such nights when (given by food authority) cattle take much harm ...

... experience or agricultural chemistry can alone decide what class of strawberry (ground fruit) or raspberry, gooseberry, currant, blackberry, or nut (bush fruit), or pear, apple, cherry, plum, damson (orchard fruit) is the best suited for the soil and climate existing ...

... J. Weaver, of Christleton.whose •ample bottles of preserved fruits, comprising raspberries, gooseberries, bilberries, blackberries, damsons, cherries, greengages, black currants, plums, memis. Si Deri crabs, and red currants, form quite a mo lei collection ...

... grasses for winter use in vases, and for centre dinner table bouquets. The leaves the Virginia creeper, of the bramble, or blackberry, and ampelopsis, are never more beautiful than when they are just turning colour, before the leaf itself is at all otherwise ...

... the exquisite perfume. When out in the neighbourhood of Mostyn with friend this week we plucl honeysuckle, red campion, blackberry in blossc m, and many of the spring flowers. M. the eminent composer, whose Redemption waß given in the Cathedral at one ...

... (Mr. C. W. Button) said that since the circular calling the meeting had been issued he had received a letter asking that blackberrying might be included in the representation as well as mushrooming.—The Chairman said the question was whether they had law ...