... inelnding cockroaches. The bryony is particularly nasty So, for that matter, is the unripe blackberry, and that is popular enoug! The season of the un- ripe blackberry is now in fall swing, and at Hampstead you see searching for them in gorse-bushes! There ...

... that the law with regard to trespass should be re- vised, and it should be made illegal for anyone to take mmshrooms and blackberries, the pro: perty of the ocennier of the land.—After some the subject was referred to a Com mittee. MINJATURE RIFLE SHOOTING ...

... Bournemo body was found on the beach on Sunday morning pattially paked. She bad been depressed, and left beme on Saturday to blackberries. eviaence showed that her neck was broken, and her legs. back, shoulders and face being probebly caused by a fall from ...

... prociaims itself in 2 good. looking face, and to maintain this well-requiates condition sttentron to a diet is Tecom- blackberries. white and red grapes, orauges, and are among the spe fruits, and it is diffoult to say which 1s the for a Ri complexion ...

... FOR MITSHROO Very few mushrooms have so far been gathered ir Cumberland. They are by no means plentiful this year. The blackberry crop, however, pro- mises to be a heavy ove, although fears are ex- piessed that the absence of sun will keep much of the ...

... KILLFY WHILE BLACKBERRYI Henry Rowland Hill, aged nine, Wavertree, Liverpool, while gathering blackberries climbed a wall surrounding a disused quarry owned by the Marquis of Salisbury. He lost his grip, ani tell to the of the pit, a distance of nearly ...

... atrocity,” for which o church in the West ot En In @ certain gland is responsible. “sh it was announced the other day that a “Blackberry Service”? would be held oa Sunday afterncon, when offerings of black- berries and apples wouki be received. ‘The ladies ...

... ate dead.” The ever youthful, tady was equal to the occasion. “Yon young fellows must ot be incolant to vour seniors WHAT BLACKBERRY GATHERERS EARN. By t Asi Ty Ling far afield and industrious! + ly glean- ing the hed gerows bramble gatherers in bu mber- ...

... on the Continent. Strawberries yield the amount of from iven weight compared with other frurts. berries stand next, then blackberries, then water melons, then cranberries, and these, agai, are followed by currants. One can get three times the amount of ...

... E: Lineoln, papers and books; Mrs, Boultham Hall, old linen; Mrs. Borra. St Hilary, Linclon, pears: Mrs. Clay, Cherry blackberries; Mrs. olmes, ‘altel Willingham, bourne-street, and Nuree Mitchell, 24, York-avenue, ke: Hervest offerings from Lang warth ...

... cf Mir Charles William Glazebrook, Luddendenfoot, was drowned on Sainrday through falling into the River wai'st athering blackberries. A youth named Wash- ington made an ineffectual attempt at rescue, god wor great danger himself. Francrs Wilham His Hon ...

... VINEGAR, quart bottle Zd.. pint CALVES FEET JELLY, half-pint bottle Si. CALVES PEET JELLY, pint bottle, 2@Qid. 1-lb Jars BLACKBERRY JELLY. Gd Glass Bottles APPLE JELLY. Gd 1-lb. Jars BLACK and RED CURRANT JELLY Ib. Jars ” ” ” Gi. Ib. Jars ” ” wid Maille’s ...