... A number of blackberries were picked Comhmartin last k. There ia some talk the establishment of a Butter Factory at Chape ton. Mr. F. Carru hers Gould, the famous caricaturist, bas just been on a visit to Lord Rosebery. His Honour Judge Beresford was ...

... flirtations used to have) he added in an undertone I think she married a Captain Thompson, but then Thompsons arc plentiful as blackberries, so this may not be the game.” shouldn't wonder if it was, said Miss Downing. 1 think I did bear that Mrs. Forbes Thompson's ...

... we used to have) ” ho added in an undertone think she married Captain Thompson, but then Thompsons are as plentiful as blackberries, so this may not be tbs same.” “I shouldn't wonder if it was,” said Miss Downing. I think I did hear that Mrs. Forbes ...

... week enlarged to 64 columns —being eight columns more than any previous issue Ripe wild strawberries and strawberry and blackberry blossom picked Tiverton Monday last Sir W H Walrond Bart MP was among gueBts at the Speaker’s Parliamentary dinner on Vednesday ...

... or wood fence* where nails and shreds are used. Blackberries are not much cultivated, chiefly, perhaps, because m many parts of the country they produce abundantly a wild state. The imerican Blackberries which have been introduced hove not given general ...

... hedges—ay and ditches, too—for little wayside flowers with old-world, countrified names, and comes home with lips stained with blackberry-juice when our glass houses are bristling with pine apples and Mardcbal Niel roses —that’s Paul.” * A genius ! smiled Sbardeloc ...

... hedges—ay and ditches, too—for little wayside flowers with old-world, Countrified names, and comes homo with lips stained with blackberry-juice when our glasshouses are bristling with pine apples and Marcohal Kiel roses—that’s Paul.” A genius 1” smiled Shardeloe ...

... swallow's P nest with three eggs. He tried to fix the I line of hedge-now covered with bricks and mortar - where the biggest blackberries grew, and after rambling about in t tlhiefas'hionforthreeorfourliourlshe roturned I to brother George's. It was terribly ...

... Selector each for the making and collecting and a sanitary rate. HOLSWORTHY. • c ay a^ter eterB ss Lena Allen picked some fine blackberries, the first heard of this season. Specotts Charity was distributed Mr Higg's e 1 °nday due form. Mr 11. Higgs, and hM tten ...

... (Gas) Bill has received the Royal assent. Mr Charles Hawkins, of Copplestone, writes to say that he gathered some ripe blackberries in that neighbourhood on Monday last. Here is another instance of the way in which things have been driven forward by the ...

... 4d ; marrow-. Id ; lettuce, 3 Id ; greengage plums, Sd per lb ; gooseberries, 3d per quart ; black currants, per quart; blackberries. 5d to 6d per quart; to p«-r lb; whortleberries, 81 p-r quirt; pears, 6d per peck ; plums (cooking), 5d per lb ; dessert ...

... distance of 1224 miles, in 38 days nine hours. For the last half of the journey his average was 38 miles a day. ‘ Growrse blackberries and mushrooms, by law, are not private property. You may be prosecuted for ‘ trespass on land where they grow, but not ...