... BLACKBERRY TIME Blacbberelee sad I w►at a charm the words many: - Wks , of lovely autumn the bashers masts( It weal bold say we • by beauties that we've oust ♦ad we Jain together and le outspread. While Jelly la ag In glory overhead Oh! ripe berries oaa ...

... AN ENORMOUS CROP OF BLACKBERRIES season,the lanes about here bespeaking this fact. On we go to “nowhere in particular,” but gaining the open country once again I hn«l are within a short distance of Paddles- worlh—the highest village in Kent. As a very ...

... and well-known Labor leaders have consented to attend and address the meeting. A GREAT SEASON FOR BLACKBERRIES.-1t is many years since English blackberries, especially those from the West country. were so tine a , they are they are this season. Twenty tuns ...

... Mitchell, nine years old, living at 25, Hercules-street, Landport, was Saturday afternoon, with some other bors. out pick:ng blackberries Copnor, vrhen they were chased a present unknown. the chase the man put his stick bet weep. Mitchell's with the that the ...

... -Giese at 2 o'clock or Wednesdays all the year round.—(4dvt.) DESTRUCTION OF A • CARRIER PIGEON, Last week while seeking blackberrie.s in a hedge adjacent to the Woodland, Hurst. a boy found a carrier pigeon, which appeared to have been shot some days ...

... six. who returned home on Sunday complaining of htadache. was afterwards ascertained that he had had feast of acorns and blackberries, and he subsequently became convulsed and died from acute inflammation. A discreditable scene was witnessed Christ Church ...

... well. Put in jars and when cold tie down in the usual way. Blackberry Jelly.—Proceed for blackberry }'» m with regard to piokinj? and selecting f he fruit. ITien partlv cook the blackberries ii£ the preserving pan with half a pint water to every four ...

... Blackburn county police report the death of a boy nam«d Robert Catterall, aged six, who expired after eating acorns and blackberries, ...

... gnards with the money mli«-ge by the sale of her jewellery. Bride and bridegroom fled ‘nto the woods, and there lived on blackberries and slept on beds of leaves. When the danger was over they made their way to Buda-Pesth. M. Jokai is the vounger son of ...

... guards with the money realised by the sale of her jewellery. Bride and bridegroom fled into the woods, and there lived on blackberries and slept on beds of leaves. When the danger was over they made their way to Buda.Pesth. M. Jokai is the vounger son of ...

... to him. [Adyt]. Stung a Wasy.— On Monday, while working Ronnett's Farm, Mrs P. Standbridge. of Streets Farm, Capel. ate a blackberry, and with it wasp, which stung her throat, causing her much suffering. _ , , Wednesday’s Storm. —.Vt noon on Wednesday, ...

... 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 ...