... prosecutor, raid thai the facts the were very simple. Un the y:h the prosecutor, with ionr other little dots, were picking blackberries a Held Pritouer wag apparently tuerc ior the purpose. lie shouted the younger lads, aod they ail ran away. pursued aud ...

... skin deep, and can do little to stave off | early demands upon the swck-yb:rds. Hedge-row { shrubs are laden with fruit ; blackberries were never more plentiful, and they throw into bold relief the | scarlet hips and stony haws with which they are | mingled ...

... sale of her jewellery. Bride and bridegroom fled into the woods, and there, like the babes in the nursery story, lived blackberries, and slept on beds of leaves. When the danger was over they made their way to Iluda-Pesth. It is said that he has written ...

... Hall) presiding over a Bench of aldermen. The business, which was of routiue character, lasted less than five minutes. The blackberry season in Buckinghamshire, which is now drawing to a close, has been record one. From one rail way-station alone— Window-—on ...

... at Micheldever Ly the policeman ef that place. He was in a condities, and in his pockets were f accrns, crab apples, and blackberries, as though he had subsisted upem these fruits He, however, eould ve no of how he gat there. the last could rarallect being ...

... 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 ...

... the short-lighted polio, of the parents who have kept &Mrs& at bow to ran errands, to answer the door to visitors, to go blackberrying, to help do tip mangling, or some other purpose. The chairman of the School Board astarally spoke of the position of the ...

... Itongregac~inoiil C ADeers' DttsraBratberrou, in Y.orkshire. T 'he lad~y,' ersoffttlz;iY at'tirmed, is not a pastor, but an Ti~t blackberry season in Buckingliaruehire, n 916th is now rarwing to a close, has been a 0 ;-,t atoe. From one raiixray-stst~ion alone- ...

... well in shape. Never starch it. If you must stiffen, put • very little isinglass in the rinsing water. Jeu.r.—Put 41b. of blackberries with half a pint of water into a preserving pan. Cook tilt soft, then strain through a hair sieve. Press wen, measure the ...

... fortune ; but Mast his talent, energy, good-wsli, and enthusiasm were all his coital, an Tadaw thi g: and do not grow like blackberries on bushes, to be het for picking. Hen as • poorly reld assistant to an over.worked famtly practitioner, !there in e mployment_ ...

... anything wrong.—He called a bonnamed Captain Blake, of 50, Washington Road, Buckland, who said he wac in the field picking blackberries, when he peard someome shout, and saw the boys running AWAY. He did mnot see Mitchell fall —Frederick Charles Brown, 10 ...