... Everingham Rectory, said that on September 24 he and otber boys went blackberry ing. On their return they were accuse- by the defendant and Mrs. Le Maistre of eating the blackberries. Witness afterwards took down his clothes and was thrashed by the defendant ...

... that proved a great attraction, be- cause of its novelty and variety. It was said to be a cross between a raspberry and a blackberry, and was called a Japanese wineberry. Among the j flowers were some beautiful specimens of the dianthua j molles, echinpous ...

... channelling of Padwellroad, as in many partsitisa danger to the community ;. also the neceuit{‘ot tar-paving one side of Blackberry-terrace, The action of our resident Councillor (Mr Hardiman) compels us to lay our grievances before you as a body, as we ...

... flavoured is the small Nottingham. The large Dutctt ia less so, but is tor its size often grown for market. The best of all Blackberries for cultivation is the Parsley-leaded or Rubus laciniatus. That has fine black fruit that ripens a month earlier than common ...

... acres of the Common, which is not utilised for * Sunday football,” and is only devoted to the cultivation of blackthorn and blackberry bushes. That £21,000 could have been more usefully spent in putting the footpaths ina proper state of repair for the comfort ...

... chance to say it.” Waar is the colour of s grass plat covered with snow ?—Tnvisible green. Buacxazrey Jeiiy.—Put 41b. of blackberries with half » pint of water into a preserving pan. Cook till soft, then strain through a hair sieve. Press well, measure ...

... blue 1 thistles, echinops rqthenicus, round-headed thistles,! grand spiked tritona, red pinks, a double pink, a 1 climbing blackberry, Statice Incana, everlasting sea lavender, phlores in variety, end a new treelnpin, Snow Queen, which was awarded a certificate ...

... d and Bevois Valley between points respectively 760 chains south-west and 470, chains north-east of the intersection of Blackberry-terrace and Bevois Valley. In Duke's-road between points respectively 320 chains and 4'70 chains west of IE: intersection ...

... useful for raising other seeds and plants. Those who have suitable land might turn it to profitable account for growing blackberries. ;I‘hher;) is & growing demand for the jam made from is fruit. YEGETABLE GARDEXN. This will be a busy time in this department ...

... Ouslow-road and Bevois Valiey between points respectively 760 chains south-west and 470)chains north-east of the intersection of Blackberry-terrace and Bevois Valley. In Duke's-rond between points u:geetiuly 320 chains and 470 chains west of the intergection of ...

... and Apricots may now be shortened back to four buds. Pears and Apples may be left till next month . IX TBS O-CH-80. The Blackberries, represented by the cultivated forms, as the Cut-leaved Bramble and the American kinds, are useful additions and worth ...

... Association drawing attention to the urgent need of the chanuelling of Padwell-road, and the necessity of tar-paving one side of Blackberry-terrace.—ln regard to the extinguishing of street lights in the earlv morning while 1t isstili dark, the sub-committes were ...