... BLACKBERRIES featuring the COLE BROS. Famous PEP GRAHAM r tig:;.,, and a Mammoth Coloured Cast him N. to V- Maio. & Hole. N. to V Phone Chiswick 0606 (5 lines). Book I■ A lvsner wah. , utExtra On; FREE CAR PARK for 200 C. ...

... THE LUSCIOUS BLACKBERRY- There is every that there will au &manumit crop tee memos,. *rut out lttl UluelLuCrry UAL -Uwe tuan till,, tee l.u.t is likely to tie Large tK quality. ahem, be.ng a &tentage tutustett iruit year, apples bentag partieuliaiy ...

... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON. This does not promise to be a very year so far as blackberries are They. like the crop, hare suffered horn the advents summer, and. except hen- and there, the housewife will have to forego her stole of jam and jelly from this •ouroe ...

... HARVEST OF THE REDOES. Londoners ore beginning to appreciate, the blackberry, and, the greengrocer en-, cicavours to make a nut very happy effort to encourage the taste. T he average blackberry of the shop is a pour, w oody', thug. chiefly of core and seed ...

... 20 and they threw nu , cut at 6.0. - The Cr? dienllese.J. Blackberries and Pheasants. The gamekeeper is jovtul hoc:sues the blackberry crop hns fa.:eci. 1• or the greatest lower of the blackberry is :he pheasant: and just hen thl pheasant should be rounded ...

... demand for blackberries, sloes, and other wild fruits. and last seseon, at a time when apples were two shillings a bushel, blackberries were selling at the rata of twelve shillings a bushel. Several people. spending their holidays blackberrying. and arranging ...

... which was given for Blackberry, the property of Kr Neil Haig. The following were the principal prices: The property of Capt. Fetherstonbaugh ram Khan, 150 gs. ; Alfred. ; Buckeen, 130 gs. The property of Yr Neil Haig: Blackberry, 195g5.; Samson, Elastic ...

... ROME MADE CORDIALS. Blackberry Cordial.—Gather wen ran blackberries and put them into a Arial tquirag. Squeeze out all the juke, then allow one pound of sugar to every pint of juice. Boil In preserving pan t9ll thin jelly. When mix every quart .4 cordial ...

... printing. We are always glad to receive oonunwrica lions foe this column from our readers. Mr. Fowler writes as follows: Blackberries are properly in season from September to October. But long before thee little, impatient Sugars may to rob the trading ...

... practically scathless, and the only watches on the hands were those as if be had been gathering blackberries in .the country. There. were. loads of blackberries in the late autuinnand this was quite possible. With regard to the 'confession at the prison ...

... Mulberries, Is. 6d. each, 150. doz. C. - .lambinn Rampherry, monster red fruit, and Is., 7.. 6a. and 10.. 6d. doz New Rathbun Blackberry, Is., 10s. 6(1. doz.; and many others are described in my catalogues. ...

... have produced, and which is spoken highly of by experts. It is a cross between the blackberry and loganberry—th e latter being a cross between the raspberry and blackberry—end horticulturist's are sanguine as to ire value as a fruit producer. ...