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... BLACKBERRY DAYS. My experience of the blackberry crop differs in toto from that of your correspondent, “R. B. I.” I will therefore give chapter and verse for my assertion. As late last Monday I walked from Beckley Jassen to Northian Station, 2A miles ...
... BLACKBERRY PICKING At a meeting of the Helston District• Education Committee it was pointed out that the school attendance in that district was very bad at this time of year. Blackberry picking was the explanation given. ...
... BLACKBERRY HUSH. CHILDREN GATHERING OVER A POUND AN HOUR. There is a rush of Londoners to the Kent commons, where blackberries are ripe and abundant. . . . . Along the public footpath in Ilolwood Park Keston, a bushel ripe, juicy fruit was picked one ...
... IRISH BLACKBERRIES. The blackberry crop appears to play an important part in Irish agriculture. The Department of Agriculture at Dublin supplies some suggestive figures. In 1906 it was estimated that 7,506 cwts. of this fruit, of a value of £3,378, were ...
... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON. (from a correspondent.) Ripe blackberries from Holland have again made their appearance in bur markets. Each autumn the shipments of these Continental fruits are heavy. Most of them go to the Midland and Northern counties, where ...
... ENGLISH BLACKBERRIES Hundreds of ton-a of English blackberries are lost every year for the want of picking or gathering. Many of the blackberries sold in London and other large towns are imported from Brittany, and last season nearly 800 tons are said ...
... in the almost summer sunlight, the blackberries reach down in myriads to the very margin of the sea. The blookbenties seem nowhere to cluster so thickly in this land of legend and enchantment. Legends and blackberries go together. The larger the berries ...
... BLACKBERRY COUNTRY. Tbs blackberry thrives more luxuriantly in Australia than in Europe or America, its growth being so rapid that in many places it is regarded (says our Sydney correspondent) as agricultural pest. some localities, however, the settlers ...
... with a table-cloth, covered with good things, • among , which blackberry jan and 'blackberry jelly find a place. It is so pleasant to reflect that the fruit has been gathered in the hedgerows close by, which you, too, haVe been rifling. The harrest moon ...
... that associates our gentleman in black with the blackberry. After Michaelmas Day—and the folk-lore records include both Old and New Styles—it is wrong, or, at least, imprudent, to pick blackberries, for on that day the devil—according to localityspits ...
... THE GLOBE. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1918. ROUND THE GLOBE. IN THE CITY. Austrian Reichsrat will meet Oct. Blackberry pickers in co. Wexfori are earning as much as 30s. per day. Negotiations regarding the demolition of the Aaland Forts have reopened at ...
... achievement man seventy-seven. tooth, into that hole a blackberry seed will go. Blackberry tart is very good, certainly—if you preside over the board. You can then help everybody liberally to the blackberries, and reserve the apple for yourself. They will regard ...