... its warmest, and the change the seasons was looming. The weather was miidly-warm, but the morning rain still hung to the blackberries, and from the overhanging trees splashed into the lifeless water beneath, rippling its surface into fictitious agiUtion ...

... came op there also. The cherries and other fruits suffered well the el ierberrie#. and the district was cleared of the blackberries. They were attacked when the birds assembling'in the evening before going to roost. The going out the morning was always ...

... But your honour, with your honour’s vast experience. is plea«ed enough to observe that truthfulness not so plentiful as blackberries in this country And I ara sorry to say. though this witness is man of roy own feathers, that there are in profession black ...

... heavy. At the approach of early autumn an economical dresser would change the«e rummer fruits for others of later kind say blackberries—and a pleasing variety might produced at small expense. An attractive flower toque, suggestive of Ascot, was lilies of ...

... away.—Mr. Haymes said defendant only stood outside whilst the other yontbe went into the garden. They bad been gathering blackberries, and supposed the exuberance of their spirits they were tempted to go into the garden. Defendant was a cycle worker, and ...

... 10s. per case ; p unis, magnums to 12-. per pat : damsons. l(ss. 18». |>er pot : j>cinccranat«, fis. to 10*. per box ; blackberries. 2-. G. per 121b. ; grapes, Cs. to 12s. per larrol, hot hone 4d. I*. 3d. iK?r lb.; pineapples 3-. 4-. each ; 9s ...

... fid. per pot ; pears, 4s. 10s. pot, French 7s. to Bs. per crate ; plums, 3s. ss. per round ; damsons, 18s. 20s. per pot ; blackberries, 2s. 9d. to 3h. per 121b. : grapes. 9s. to Ik. per barrel, hothouse 9d. to Is. per lb. ; pineapples, to Se. fid. each - ...

... cocoanuts, 3>. to Hs. per apples. 2e. to 10s. per pot; pears. 2*. to 10s. per pot; American apples, 10s. to 12*. per barrel; blackberries. 2*. 6d. Cauliflower.-. Is. per dozen; cabbage#. 6d. to lOd. per dozen; savoys. 9d. to Is. 2d. per dozen; turnip*. 24 to ...

... Lancashire, , **Vendors of goods not obviously genuine” are to be prohibited from selling their wares Preston Market. Tons of blackberries and crab apples are now being aeat daily to the English markets from the South Ireland. At Grimsby a royal sturgeon weighing ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Blackberries this year have shown bat little sign becoming mor« than red berries, and even should they now ripen, improbable event, children will care little for gathering hem. There a widespread belief tl-at blackberries should not be plucked ...

... to Bs. 6 ...

... breath or any pain about the region of the heart.—Mr. John Harris, son of Mr. Harris, of Wyken, said on Thursday week in Blackberry Lane saw deceased lying down. Witness did not know he was alive the time, bat if was only lived few minutes. Witness procured ...