... perl2lb. ; to ss. per half-sieve ; peaches and nectarines, 3s. to 15s Is. Od. each , Spanish, fis. to 10s. per case • blackberrie* ;• 2s, P« ptok orange,, 12i. to 225. ; pomegranates, 7s. 9a. per case ; ■to Bs. ; cobnuts, bs. to Bs. Od. per IMb. ; Grenoble ...

... engaged as a domestic , servant, but temporarily on a short holiday with her grandmother, at Ufflngton, was ~ rat picking blackberries with two other younger girls, named Edith Wheeler and Maria Curtis (u cousin of defendant's). They were by the side of ...

... 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 ...

... per dozen ; filberts, 4s 6d. to • cobnuts, 6s. 7s. par 121b. oranges, lis. Od to 15a.' lemons, Bs. to 20a. per case : blackberries, 6d. to 2a. per' pack ; mint, 2s. 04. to 3s. ; parsley. Is. Od. : . 'in ; ca , rr 13 - to 2 *- turnips, 2a. to 3s. 6d. ...

... 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 ...

... trailing plants, begonias forming chief feature, while the lectern and reading desk were set off bunches of corn, clusters of blackberries, and soma exceptionally fine apples and other frnits. The font was completely hidden wealth ferns and plants,.and the stove ...

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

... Fields, to the effect that on the morning in question he saw prisoner clots to throe little children who wets gathering blackberries on Stringer's Common. As he did not like the look of prisoner be got through a gap of t'te hedge and went back to a place ...

... ; English melons, 61, I*. 3d. each ; Spanish, fis. to 9s. per case ; oranges. 10s. Od 15s. : lemons, Bs. 20s. per case blackberries, la fid. 2*. per peek ; filberts, to fis.; cobnuts, fis. to 7s. fid.l per 121b. ; Grenoble 10a to 13s. per bag ; mint, ...

... the bag containing the cabbage on the top of the hedge near the spot. Defendant, who denied the charge, and said ho was blackberrying i❑ the held, was tined Is. and sa. 6d. costs, and for the witnesses, the Bench warning him against appearing again, in ...

... flavoured is the small Nottingham. The large Dutch is less so, but is for its size often grown for market. THE hest of all Blackberries for cultivation is the Patsley-leaved or Rubus laciniatits. That has line black fruit that ripens a month earlier than ...

... 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 ...