... party had • ramble over the bracken covered 'Copes. urroundieg the Castle erouods and found ea Innumerable quantity of blackberries. At raw o'clr t•ai we. ready, and, tee heentifol having been inepected, the return journey wow commenced. • halt made at ...

... plenty of plants. Wilson Junior and KitUtinny, both Americans, are good y-ijwt need deep, rich, holding soil. Ground for Blackberries should be trenched, cleaned, •nd wall manured, the plants put out in clumps «P*rt each way, and either trained flat wise ...

... n.tor .itod too .. d r,.p, ti Instead of going their . p-r hon-e however the children went to back .f the r tlnrUto grt blackberries, and while Arthur reaching foraboueb he felt water. Mi« br Jo«eph took o!J his shirt and f ler nin but was unable swim ...

... have bets rather tiring to the spectatrrs. In first class matches scores of 300 in one innings have been as plentiful as blackberries; 400 is a frequeLt total, and in the course of the season an aggregate of 700 has been reached in an innings. Take for ...

... of riums. Cherries, and Apricots may now shortened back to four buds. Pears and Apples may be left till next month. The Blackberries, represented the cultivated forms, as the Cut-leaved Bramble and the American kinds, are useful additions and worth attention ...

... the picking-room, route for the cauldrons. Blackberries are just present entering on the perfection period, when the hedges laden with fruit tempt the most timid explorer to pull an 1 eat. But the blackberry is essentially home fruit, one that ought not ...

... folk, for every Child loves blackberry jam, and blackberry podding food for the gods, when eaten with nick yellow cream. Here is a clear case of wastefulness. Butter is dear, sugar is cheap, and there are of luscious blackberries only waiting to be picked ...

... Drath.—On Sunday tho death occurred of Mr W. Howard, the age of 48. Deceased, who was a well-known Druid and vocalist, was blackberrying with his children fortnight ago, and a thorn in the hand led to blood poisoning, from which death occurred. The funeral ...

... their interests. qnitid tbe remarks of his little □ine-year old girl, that when in Hampshire she could ran about ard pick blackberries, bat here they could not go into field or a policeman was after there were Councillors who said that as there were fields ...

... prices undreamt of a quarter of a century ago) of £5OO. Champion Baron is one of the famous litter by Stockwell ex-Champion Blackberry, bom in 1595. which also included Champion Boaz, Mr. G. K. Mims’s well-known Barney Barnato. and Baroness Igemere. The Bar ...

... . Moreover, even blackberries and bramble bushes are cultivated to a large extent in the United States. and Mr. Frederick Street ended that he had heard of • very poor tract of land having been planted with brantiles for blackberries, and he thought the ...

... taxation valuation. the registration of retail foreign meat sellers, and the punishment of trespassers, who not only pluck blackberries and nuts from farmers' fences, but wander over their fields in search of mushrooms. The latter haa been a standing grievance ...