... caused great uneasiness throughout the whole district, for the neighbourhood at present is swarming with fern gatherers, blackberry pickers, and other similar undesirable gentry. All the efforts of the police to capture the robbers, or either of them, ...

... part your fence; P. tie aitl anv uueat.ona to ask? h iw'father the girl saal site and afTittle idsr, aged sis years, were blackberries along with their SSLdher. not want the Slainant hudies a, all. Tluirma:.-Do von say she did not tan. tk, ham'? She did ...

... ******* ANOTHER CANCER “CURE. Cancer ‘‘cures” are becoming almost as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. The last cure comes from Accrington, where Dr James Fenwick carries his profession, and where, we are told, he has been engaged in cancer research ...

... leaves and berries she went, and formatting her vow lie at her ugliest for F*red’s eyes, she fastened red briar leaves and, (blackberries in her Kt-som. and twined long spray of the briar in her hat. She was recalled to herself hy admiring eyes and his speech/ ...

... 3 only love. His father’s farm Mis. ()'( onnoi’s. and Maureen bad together in childhood. had rambled the fields picking blackberries, and Iia«» built “babe*’ hon.-es mauv a time. When they grew ...

... h© is cadger in the guia© of hawker. His method ia simplicity itself. He expends a shilling or two in what is known a* “blackberry swag”—that is, rriscellanooua stock, such burtons, laces, pins or needles, and with these in a small brown paper parcel ...

... down In thin people almonds, bananas, dates, figs, nuts, and sv.cet grapes—grape juice to )ioiiri*hiiig buttermilk. The blackberry stimulates the heart. Limes ind lemons prevent scurvy. Asthma jflieved hv the elderberry. Catarrh tad. colds are cured banana ...

... Batoman. Vegetable Marrow—Mr. Barcroft. Beans—Mr. Barcroft. Parsnips—Mr. Barcroft. Carrots—Mr. Barcroft. Cabbage—Mr. Wilson. Blackberries—lst. Jeffrey Robinson; 2nd, Greg. Robinson. Nuts Mushrooms—Jeffrey Robinson. Wild Flowers Bouquet—lst. Mrs. Swinstead ; ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Great Britain imports blackberries chiefly from Ireland. In recent years increasing quantities have come in from France, principally St. Malo, while there now more attention being paid to the gathering ot this fruit in various parts 01 England ...

... Pivserverl Blackberries. —Make syrup for each quart of blackberries one cup of sugar and one cup of water. Skim it. and let it boil ten minutes, then put it in the fruit, and allow it to cook eight minutes. Pour into the bottle and ueal. Blackberry Cordial ...

... thoroughly and then stir in two cupfuls of blackberries, washed, dried, and dredged with flour. Have readv some greased tins, pour in the mixture, and boke in quick oven. Serve with aweet sauce made of blackberry juice sweetened and flavoured with lemon ...

... Amongst the moat popular articles of hod which Professor says #re to avoided are the following: Apples, apricots, bananas, blackberries. cherries, oranges, peaches, pears, plums, almonds, and Chicken, veal, turkey, ralAiit, grouse, pigeon, hare, partridge ...