... Esse% Comity Council yesterday agreed to a reroliition in favour of the passitog of an Act of Parliament niaking mushrooms, blackberries. and plant roots the property of the 'weepier of the laud upon %%hien they grow, sod rendering anyone taking the same liable ...

... chilionh “ Brudder,” replied the corrected, “ef dat’s 80, it's so; after growth is sufficiently forward to show colour, blackberry cordial. Allow a pound of e e oralkn oliti iences. Mr. Lecky's works are slightly open at the hand. Soms plain white linen ...

... Essex County Council yesterday agreed to a resolution in favour of the passing of an Act of Parliament making mushrooms, blackberries, and plant roots the property of the occupier of the land upon which they grow, and rendering anyone taking the same liable ...

... really think that, Parliament could be induced to give to county mngi‘;:um the power to send to | gri.on anybody who picks a blackberry off a ‘hedge or takesa wild flower from a bank? ‘ We caunot but suspect that zeal for the pre| servation of game is the ...

... Growing blackberries and mushrooms, law, are not private properly. Vou may be prosecuted lor trespass on land where they grow, but not lor theft in taking them ; and as trespass without damage costs no one more than the nominal shilling, blackberrying and ...

... MUSHROOMS AND BLACKBERRIES, ‘The Essex County Council yesterday agreed toa resolution in favour of the passing of an Act of Parliament making mushrooms, blackberries, and plant roots, the property of the occupier of the | land upon which they grow, asnd ...

... accepted. the County Council really serious in including blackberries among forbidden fruit. Younger England may be expected to rise up in arms against being barred from gathering blackberries. AN application by the Walthamstow Local Board for sanction ...

... and it was decided to include blackberries.—Councalor Musgrave thought the Council could be better employed than in such matters. It was extraordinary if children were to be told they were not to pick blackberries.—The motion was opposed by Mr. Courtenay ...

... jostled each other on the high road to fame when beautiful women, be they duchesses or fruit-girls, were as frequent as blackberries. Yet they had all passed out of sight but for him who had magic enough to transform what had else been a mere memory into ...

... inetsmi of those we not only got •• plant roots put in, but alai b'acklierries. The children are no longer to gather blackberries tioni the kept 'The fruit must be wasted and ottegi , homes must g , without their bleckberry so.. tie Westwierel. lid ...

... some small fruits—say quarter of an acre of strawberries, quarter of an acre of raspberries, and quarter of an acre of blackberries. These, if well cared for, would give a return of not leas than 200 dole. per annum. On the other twenty acres I would ...

... the ■ Micis usual, boiling welL A i-lbasaxt drink in summer-time for invalids is blackberry cordial. Allow pound of granulated or loaf sugar for each quart of blackberry juice obtained by mashing the berries and then squeezing them in cloth. Add to these ...