... are tempted pack blackberries for » Many peaceable and law-abiding tourists may find clutches of ta* law. Ii this comes into force, what handled* poor little who eke oot their pereuts' scanty earnings gathering and selling blackberries? The Mosaic law ...

... law dealing with trespass on , agricultural land, particularly with reference the depredations of gatberersof mn^hrooms, blackberries, aod ferns, and the following resolution passed, the mo;.on Mr R. D. Hancock, barrister-*.-lew. ' seconded by S. Sidaer ...

... on Saturday, under the presidency of Sir A. Acland Hood, M.P. Resolutions regarding on agricultural land by mushroom and blackberry gatherers, etc.; and aa to licensing of foreign meat vendors were passed. Bristol Rugby Club Saturday lost Gloucester a ...

... balls. Miss M. Cross, Ravenswood Road; scrap books, WiWrman. Halebank Koad crapes. F. R. Robinson, Sneyd Park; apples, blackberries, and jam. Mrs Huff. Wriucton. Harvest) giving.: bread and vegetables, apples vegetable*. Church; flowers, OU Kin Street ...

... against intending denredators.' But there are other aides. Many will ask wiry should wa debarred from going nutting or blackberrying, and the law made more stringent shall cat off from these rural pleasures, hot it does not fallow that such wonld baths ...

... chair toy*. Mrs J. L. Perrm. books. Mrs Fronde: flow ss Dermot; toy Mrs Pitman and van s hamper apples. Key. H. G. Quick; blackberries. Mrs h clothing. Mia* Gilbert* and Mr Turner, -i B=ead. Ir-ut, and reg festival*— '~ KesUaod P*.k Congregational Churcb ...

... the most effective displays have seen tbe West. Seme of the hooey of good quality, but other exmbita the mawkish sweetness blackberry honey, or the distinctive flavour hawthorn, was pronounced. The colour of the Devonian hooey, both new and granulated, was ...

... is subject to the attacks of several insects. A small cater- Cllar often abundant in ripe fruit, and may also i found the blackberry: this have not yet brad, but I think must be some kind of fly. Tampronie rubiella (the raspberry moth) is beautiful little ...

... wind, the prone position always favourite one with English marksmen. However, although *'possibles ' were nearly as common blackberries October, not one out tha five men who yesterday put them while kneeling at yards cauld repeat the feat to-day. Of those ...

... and rambles all round are most beautiful, and we ge.ueral.lv return with oar arms laden with most lovely wild flowers. Blackberries are found in profusion, and delicious honey the comb with the truo taste tho heather. In fact I have fallen a victim to ...

... five clock on the evening the sth September, th* 1 1 deceased and other members the family came i ' borne from gathering blackberries, and were abont! to hava tea, whan the deceased took hold can of ...

... bunches; cucumbers, h 6>J to 3s per dozen: English apples, dessert, 3s to ditto cooking. ss; sod pears, 4s 64 to per bushel; blackberries, Sd to 2s per peck. MVEHPOOL CORN MARKET, —Wheat: Quiet trade at Tapsday's rates: No. 1 Callfomian. to 4d; No. Kan as, ...