... District Council have decided to ! * lmR 'ay powers. Eden on Saturday, a salmon escaped after > fours' struggle. ;v S(,x blackberry blossoms can seen . . r °'' and hoar frost on the next. Office have decided that every infantry j supplied with a pom-pom ...

... Darton il 27 23 Saltaire 17 5 38 42 Otley 11 3 51 29 Holbeck 15 5 68 33 Brighouse 10 2 18 25 = BULLY OFF. THE FARMER’S BLACKBERRYING. A FLIRTATION THAT COST £90. At the Liverpool Assizes yesterday, Mr. Justice Grantham and a jury an action in which Alice ...

... his interest in the mortgage to help the estate a loan. The jury found for the plaintiff for the full amount. A white blackberry is reported from Qant* Rosa, California. It is complained by German contemporary that Englishmen in publio life are excessively ...

... deficiency in the garden up for by the lavish display of tr.nts oery. Rod and black cherries, green, - grapes, mulberries and blackberries ripeness, peaches, nectarincs, plums. little pears, tiny oranges, and nuts are all u>> the hats for autumn wear; the ...

... weather will do something towards arresting the spread of disease in the potato crop. It will tend, too, to prolong the blackberry season. wind To-day’s Reports :—Dover, light, hazy ; Aberysiwith, fine, sea calm; Bath, fine, but cloudy; Mailock, fine; ...

... a Ib. Aft present they ate not too good. but with 9 week or fortnight of fairly fine weather there would be an excellent blackberry season. demic disease has broken out in the potato fields both of Yorkshire and in other parts.of the country, so that for ...

... ta 3s. 6d. each; grapes, Enel ish, 8d. to Is.; do. Guernsey, to 9d. per Ib; do. 44lneria), 8. to 12s. 6d. rer barrel; blackberries, 4. to 4s. 6d. per ene; piims. wine-sours. 4s. 5s. per sieve- te 1%. per barrel; walnuts (French ber ‘Belgian, ‘e bag FISH ...

... 3s. 6d. to ss. each; grapes, English. Bd. Ls.; do. Guernfey, sd. to Bd. per ih.; do. (Almeria), 10s. to 15s. per barrel; blackberries, 3e. 6d. 4s. 6d. per stone; plums, wine-sours, 3s. to 4s. per sieve; pears (Belgian), 12s. to 14s. per barrel; walnuts ...

... 6i. to os. each; grapes. English, B ...

... and Miss Morley were thrown from the car, but escaped with comparatively trifling injuries. Brambles Bloom.—The crop of blackberries in the Washburn Valley » season the most unproductive known for many years. Many brambles are now in full bloom. The Profits ...

... of Savile Park, 25 yards in width, for horse riding. Floral hats and those trimmed with autumn to be well worn. fruits, blackberries being greatly to the fore, continue Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show visited Halifax to-day. Rain fell heavily while the large ...

... on rapidly. The second crop of Guernsey tomatoes are arriving in excellent condition. American apples are improving, and blackberries are rather better than 1a week ago. | Yorkshire celery is not digging up very well, but some very goo roots are arriving ...