... fire-beater of Livesey, near Blackburn, returned home and died on Sunday. lt transpired that he had had a feast of acorns and blackberries. A powerfully-builtnegro has for several months been a source of terror in North. ampton. On Mondayhe was sent bo four ...

... is 9c; Channel Islands, 6d-is per lrb; Eirnish Apples, 2s-7s; ditto Pears, 3s-7s per bushel; French,2s 6d--5s per box; Blackberries, Is 6d- 2s6dperpeck; Damsons, 3s-4s; Plums, 2s fd -5s per half-sieve ;iEcglish Tomatoes, 2s 6d- 3s; Channel Islands, Is ...

... the English market. We haven't wanted any Brittany blackberries this year. *Eaten es you gather them from the hedge blackberries era exquisite, but I like them better with apples in a pudding. A blackberry and apple pudding with cream is s—[There is an excellent ...

... Cannon, a veterinary surgeon, of West Malling, was riding down an incline on his bicycle, when the deceased, who was blackberrying Ly tue side of the road, suddenly atlempted to dash across. The machiue struck ber, and so injured her that sle died in ...

... 3s to ,s.; and pears, 3s. to Cs. per bushel; plums 6s. to «•• 6d.; and damsons, 4s. 6d. to ss. cd. per half sieve ; and blackberries. Is. 6d. to 2s. per peek. BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS POTATO.— Fair supplies were offered, but with no improvement in the ...

... biscuit-coloured spotted net.. bodice fitted perfectly the dainty little figure, and on the Helen has just sent me a recipe for blackberry syrup, as left shoulder lay a thick garland of Parma violets. A few we liked so much some delicious stuff of that ilk that ...

... shelter and warmth of a wall it is a profitable tree for a cottager. 1t has a stately growth with large palmate leaves. Blackberries, notwithstanding the long drought, are of excellent flavour and abundant. One inteliigent old lady has set children to ...

... pulpit was almost covered with ferns and mosses, and fine gladioli, and the whole surmounted with a cornice made of spurs of blackberries and briar berries. The communion table was decorated with white flowers, and the panelling covered with evergreens interspersed ...

... person has to be reminded continually that literature is a thing to be honoured ; that good writers do not grow on every blackberry bush; and that the literary man, as poet, preacher, novelist, dramatist, essayist, historian, keeps the world alive, prevents ...

... trade might be driven in these wild berries, bringing in money anO pleasure to village folk, for ev ry child loves blackberry jam, and blackberry pudding is food lor the gods when eaten with thick yellow cream. Here is a clear case of wastefulness. Butter ...

... Granville 11. • • ' !, F _ _ , Possessing great body and aroma. .. IMINIR f. ,.. 4 . Full Rich Ruby Colour. '''.4.-_ - , BLACKBERRY GIN. J e TODDY . KM • '7 -7- .--.'----: - -s . : 42/. Per dos. 46/- per doz., carefully blended llg I under our own supervision ...

... without intermission until our arrival at our destination. The tedium of the hill climbing was relieved to some extent by blackberrying in the hedges en route. Somewhat awakened and refreshed, we arrive at our destination about ten minutes to seven, and found ...