... AT HOME AND ABRoAp IRISH BLACKBERRU’,S. The London market has been plentifally r!iod this season with blackberries from l‘ and. They bave been sent in tub, “d: fruit is certainly fine. The * ¥pyy Growe considers it a pity that the Irish fruit-groy, do ...

... sensation has been caused in the Ashby ‘ district of Leicestershire by the daring attack of a stranger on a ladv who was blackberrying | on the highway about half a mile from the town. lgrl. H. Bullen, with her daughter and son and a lady friend, Miss Taylor ...

... are numerous, and dainty basets are in fashion. It is as usual with a good wheat year, there are plenty of ruts. As to blackberries they are abundant, and they are still untouched by frost. They are sold by the poorer villagers at 3d. a quart; gut, people ...

... Seventeen “ Highest l’mlblul.;o Highest possibles may be said to be almost as plentiful as blackberries this mworning, no fewer than 1/ baving been recorded in the first 40 minutes’ shooting in the St. George's at 500 yards. ‘I be following is the list ...

... folks, but it is a charming place for a ramble, with an abundunce of wild flowers and strawberries in early summer and blackberries in autumn. From Wat- ford, St. Albans is only a few miles, and one may spend a very pleasant day in admiring the Abbey ...

... — white, smooth roads, skirted on cither side by broad unkempt bridle - paths, rising to the tangled bedge of ivy, nut, blackberry, wild rose, and honeysuckle, the whole overshadowed by the glorious woodland of Ardennes. And all round you stretches the ...

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... man with brains; £4, and what he is enabled to make out of the sale of his songs, and were tumblers are as plentitul as blackberries at 30s. ~ week, “How do you live during the off season?’ J asked ome of these wen. *“Live?” he replied, with a terribly ...

... interesting material in the immediate neighbourhood. A month ago one might | kave feasted on wild raspberries, now it is blackberries. The long drought is already telling on the trees, as we descend the hill and make our way over the park. We pass in front ...

... doubt' less, the wind swept hither the spores of the bracken and the sceds of the heather, and birds carried the hep, the blackberry, ' the gorse, the bittersweet, the briony, and | the law to where they fed their young: | and hence these bosky thickets ...

... says tkat the cost would be only £2,000,000. THE SELECTION OF SEEDLINGS. Many American sirawberries, raspberries, and blackberries are so largely composed of large and rough seeds that persons of delicate coustitution are compelled to eschew their use ...

... after all others are dead it retains its crimson and cerise leaves until the pale spring shoots thrust them off. Irish blackberries are imported by the ton. It is only lately that the natives have been persuaded to gather them. In the neighbourhood of ...