... THE BLACKBERRY. There are few more delightful conserves, than well-made Blackberry jelly, especially when a few slices of a somewhat acid cooking Apple have been incorporated with it. A growing and an important industry. too. is arising in the Pastern ...

... BLACKBERRIES IN Although mushrooms have this season been failure Cumberland, there is a heavy crop blackberncft, the gathering of which from tliehcdgerows finding employment for large number poor people. The fruit despatched large towns. The gatherers ...

... BLACKBERRIES. OUT-DOOR GAMES. CROQUET, LAWN TENNIS, CBICKBT. Ac. LOCAL VIEWS. PICTORIAL POST CARDS IMMENSE VARIETY. CIRCULATING LIBRARY. ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Blackberries this year have shown bat little sign becoming mor« than red berries, and even should they now ripen, improbable event, children will care little for gathering hem. There a widespread belief tl-at blackberries should not be plucked ...

... IMPORTING BLACKBERRIES. Reales& ei tem of lbetki het yoor tor the west Sraas et tar Uri& e r =agi s tase Imes . ad tram mid bat 111111•86 11011. ' Ss Se es KNOCKED DOWN ON LINE. SERIOUS ACaDENT AT THE NUNEA lON N.W. STATION. Isztoritipiiß /mg ...

... BLACKBERRYING, NOT POACHING. Edwin Wilkinson, miner. Two Gates, Williecote, was summoned for trespassing in search of game at Freasley, on Sept. Bth. --Defendant pleaded not guilty.—Arthur Michin. gamekeeper. said defendant was searching a pit-hole with ...

... The Blackberry Days What a mpleraiti timei. tieekheery-letirk aMbwitat, a paulet et eeT.dwiohe9.l and. granted a aoott day. von owl have as 'War! Tho Matt haa gone out of the oummor;tllwe • time es 'heart of tn.n or •oman th e qu i t e a utumnal give ...

... THE BLACKBERRY CROP. The blackberry harvest in England this Year will, mays the London Standard. be considerably above the average, and the Kentish and Middlesex fruit growers will market large impplica of eultiratet blackberries. They will be diapered ...

... AFTER BLACKBERRIES. John Gorton. boatman, Lichfield Road, Aston, rts summoned for wilfully damaging a hedge at Oldbury, the property of Wm. Turner, of Purley Chase, on Sept. 14th. Defendant pleaded guilty. Wm. Stokes said he saw defendant get over a hedge ...

... SUPERABUNDANCE OF BLACKBERRIES. tjlin •' IVv . -* i. . A now and unexpected evil has arisen in Australia, already well burdoued with the rabbit plague. Blackberry brambles are rapidly over running vast areas country, and arc becoming serious pen to the ...

... AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES. Mr. Tlcnry Yeoman®* Koad, Quinton, ha* been pood enonpb wnd for my inspection san.ples of American blacbborries cultivatod him. lam interested in them for eovoral reasons. have some recollection of reforrin* Septeralx»r to the ...

... surpass indelicacy of flavour the blackberry when skilfully blended with that a good cooking oodlin.' The mere colour of the juice is one to appeal to the poetic mind and the artistic eye, whilst the taste of blackberry-and-apple pie something which even ...