... of Arts, seems to me rather comical. As drawing a comparison between the prices of plums and blackberries (without taking into account the fact that blackberries are about six times as much trouble to pick and get ready for market as plums) has no bearing ...

... was found that several had sustsined move or less serious injuries. SHOCKING DISCOVERY ar PINNER Two brothers, whilst blackberrying in Rayner's-lane, Pinner, last night, discovered the body of & newly born male child wm in brown paper and hidden in some ...

... of the finest plums I have ever seen (and I have seen fine ones in my day), 2d.a lb. Side by side with these were common blackberries, the fruit, as all your readers know, of the common bramble (the rubus fruticosus), marked 4d. a gound. So that the farmer ...

... daugh'er of the Chairman of the Bangor (County Down) Town Commission, succambed on Thursday from tbe effect of eating unripe blackberries, A guantity of powder and guncotton, weighingabout a ton, exploded at three o'clock a.n. yesterday in 8 powder-shed at ...

... of au unkvown mun found dead 1n a field off Haylane, on the 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Paul, of Cburchill-road, Willesden. were blackberrying in Hay-lane, when they found the body. On the following day a pint bottle containing a whitish liquid snd a halt-pint tumbler ...

... beauty of the brilliant berries of the mountain ach in suburban gardens. It has also been a good blackberry year. There has been some talk of importing blackberries from Brittany, where they abound and are left ungathered in many districts. There is a superstition ...

... doubtful whether such a meeting will be brought about. LEAPING FROM AN EXPRESS. Florence Reece, a girl of twelve, living at Blackberry Hill, Gloucestershire, had a wonderful escape after leuping from a Midiand express train yesterday at Staplehill. She got ...

... will w to know that Brussels sprouts are a li cheaper, and Tiare s pis) tappiin e cupten Ao are pl ies plums, cranberries, blackberries, grapes, and tomatoes. Pears from California, nectarines from the m pines franßß.ruil evrich our already supplies. nanas ...

... for flowers, they are all safe at home or at school. lam going to stretch out here for a time, and I have promised the old blackberry bush, as well as the ivy leaf, to act as a telephone for them ; they want to hear what you tlowers are grumbling about, ...

... daughter of the Chairman of the Bangor (County Down) Town Cot- 1, succumbed yesterday from the effect of eating unripe blackberries. In an interview with a press representative to-day Mr. Allan B. Stokes, civil engineer, of Belfast, stated that a very ...

... sea-board. 3 B But Surrey and Sussex, too, may boast of their hedgerows. It is there LZe cottagers’ bairns look for nuts and blackberries; it is there they pluck the sprays of hawthorn and honeysuckle, and tie first wild rose; while in early spring they gather ...

... and the haunt of things of fur and feather. . Here one may gather wild roses and honeysuckle, and, as brown autumn comes, blackberries and nuts! Here, too, the merle and mavis put their nests, and higher ug the green linnet and chaffinch. Shadow-wood is ...