... person caught Ti berries on tng in or by Mr. H. Jo&neon AGLE AND FAGLE HALL P ERSONS found TRESPASSING io pursuit of and Blackberries on land Rawdii oar will be Otter. ro. Pawson. R Green, O. ear gt tg az, J Baweon, J. T. T. Hodgsva. ...

... ehich eecownse for the for Cross to Pe BRONA found TRESPARAING in of | disquisting statistics which are published from aod Blackberries op land is Adulte osually is amply addition to the half car competion be prescutat time to time OF at the present time ...

... srrested both men on their ge from prison, that both fad leated guilty,—Kenyon now pl to eat for two days ex- they cept « few blackberries on the toad. They saw the dinner and took it.—The Chairman: Yva of “ must not take gentlemen” bik advise men like you to ...

... discharge from prison, and both pleaded guilty. Kenyon now pleaded that they had had nothing to eat for two days except a few blackberries on the road. They saw the dimner and took it. The Chairman: You must not take heed of these * gentlemen” who advise men ...

... thoroughly and then stir in two cupfuls of ripe blackberries, washed. aned. and dredged with flour. Have ready some greased tins, pour in the mixture, and bake in a quick oven. Serve with a sweet sauce made of blackberry juice sweetened and favoured with lemon ...

... which brings 300 tons of salmon from the river Amuz. in &u'ru Siberia. Salmon there seems to w as plentiful as English blackberries in sutumn. Captain Bland ul{ me that he found a nondescript collection of free and exiled Russians and Indiana ready to ...

... berries. It is calculated that £25 will he returned for every £5 expended on these fruits, which are a cro%s between the blackberry and the raspberry. Three hundred at, once, and if the bushes are to be put will he extended. experiment proves successful ...

... lambs have perished through the/intense cold. Special Offer in Jam. 4lb. Jars of Ptum and Hi off ng of a bottle and A le, Blackberry and as a prize at a whist drive re- of Appie. for “qs. wi s).—Varty, Magnet cently d im .the parish sahoglroom at Hor- Sto: ...

... aid of the and a eum of £6 68. was in funds of the committe. Special Offer in Jam. 4lb. Jars Plum and Apple, De and A le, Blackberry and Apple, for 1s. ‘See wi iows).—Varty, Magnet Stores, Sincil Street. —Advt. Lincoln Robi ROBIN DIN NER FUND.—The accounts ...

... in rheumatism. Parsley is beneficial in bladder and kidney diseases. jrkis e 3 Asparagus is also good kidney medicine. Blackberries have uscful astringent properties. Endive and dandelion in salads stimulate the liver. Garlic is a liver tonic, tnd is ...

... Oxley had many willing factory. The Misses ts, and they are anxious te thank all who helpe ted @pin any way. BRANSTON. — 1HE BLACKBERRY CROP.—Fhe hedges io the district of Branston are profusely covered with black berry and there is every 8i of a goad yield ...

... mi xed with rhubarb, both to and more agree ive this latter extra ch: made with apples, such able flavour. Anything and blackberry, still re as apple OT tains all power of malic aeid, the good friend of the Medical Officers’ Tenure. Journal this woek ...