... of Fruit Culture.— There was be seen the Market Place, on Thursday professional salemau’s collection, plant the common blackberry. It looked quite civilised in its neat pot and trained in correct form. It had evideihlv been attended to under glass, and ...

... best interests of this great constituency second halt of the programme encores were, to quote old simile, “as plentiful as blackberries, but owing to the length of the programme no replies could be given. Among those pieces encored responded to was an organ ...

... time back he ruptured a blood vessel on the lungs, and recently lie has broken another blood vessel. CELTIVATION.—IS the blackberry going to be cultivated? On Thursday, among a professiohal gardener's collection in the Marketplace, a plant of the common ...

... Dedworth Green, stated that on Thursday afternoon, between four and five o'clock, she, her mother, and little girl, went out blackberrying. When in Mr. Vidier's field they saw in a ditch blnck heap. Her mother moved it with a stick, and found, under a cape, ...

... football and gave the Reading halves and backs no end of trouble. Just about this time fouls were getting as plentiful as blackberries, and from one of these free kicks Cannon brought off fine save, while Knight cleared with ability. The Reading loft forced ...

... Defendant pleaded not guilty. Fanny Ward, of Warfield, said complainant was her daughter. Witness was in the orchard blackberrying with her daughter, and defendant came up to them and threw a bucket of filth over witness's daughter, remarking that tness ...

... lanes with green carpetings that are rarely invaded. Trailing larches tassel one old wall, ivy and woodbine hide the other. Blackberries droop, and rosy waxen bilberries shine through the green. Stone-brambles creep in flower and fruit over the rocks, and ...

... shades of foliage sod orchards of apples all shining in the sun, while hedgerows are heavy with outs and the brambles with blackberries. It is the decline of summer, therefore. it is appreciated and admired the more. Veteran of the Sportsm sa vr rites: ...

... the church were a number of sun Sowers, and there was a skilful arrangetneut of white dahlias mingled with foliage and blackberries The pulpit, a pieced elaborately carved work, looked exceedingly pretty. It was decked out with sortie small bouquets of ...

... innings Chapman gave but three obaucee—one the wicket and two in the slips—and Willett one. Boundary hits were plentiful blackberries, and, owing to a piece of misfieldiog on the part of Browungg, seven runs were obtained off one of Willett’s hits. the ...

... June 14 last. From that time they made the acquaintance of Carver, and bought things of him. mostly peas. She also bought blackberries and cucumbers. Sometimes the servant paid the woman who brought the goods and ometimes witness paid Carver. She thought ...

... in colouring. Miss Eeelas and Mrs Neobard also contributed good work. Among the designs, Mr A. Minett’a treatment of the blackberry to fill a circle, rectangle, and square, showed eonsiderable taste and executive power, his studies of flowers for decorative ...