... I regret, for through few rowdies many will debarred the quilt plensnres of this wood, which the best near Coventry for blackberries, one kind of which, quite common here. I nm sure it would pay to cultivate. This grows very much like the raspberry. and ...

... entirely composed of jet will likewise play their part in the scheme of ileooratfon. Jet grapes, tu. well clusters of jet blackberries and sheaves of wheat and oats, arc. besides, looked upon valuable decorative assets, where the alt-black hat in question ...

... wheat when dandled before their noses. Then again the atory ft often told of chub, against all traditions, being taken with blackberries and cherries. Tradition against the story teller. Chub are not refined eaters, and when ripen river bonk and full of richness ...

... Longfellow's poems. Miss Hilda Wilkinson. Wakwickshibb Hedgerow Harvest.—The hedgerow harvest of blackberries and nuts will practically failure Warwickshire. Blackberries, which promised to yield such heavy crop, nav* only lately begun to ripen in any quantity ...

... bill-Berry. before it due-IVt rv Your father, the elder-Berry, would not have Ken such goose-Berry. You net*! not look *e black-Berry, for 1 don’t care straw-Berry. and I shan't pay you til! Chrifdmas. Berry. Jo.® . your French maid. Mrs. Bullion, the caller ...

... ant this they did. SHOCKING DISCOVER) The Longford polioe received inf noon on Wednesday . from people wt I gathering blackberries that they ha( • the body of a man lying by the sick e not far from a footpath which leads field from Wyken towards Coventry ...

... that chub will 'take blackberries, because at certain period of the year certain pots have been baited as it were by blackberries that have fallen from the bushes and floated down stream. 11 I knew • bank fringed with laden blackberry bushes I should very ...

... bed. John Ward. an elderly man, who lodged at the Lodging House, West Orchard, said that on Wednesday he was gathering blackberries, in company with another man, in a field on Wyken dalrange Farm and saw someone lying in the ditch. He said How do you ...

... What the club needs is a real clever centre forward. So says everybody. But where are they to be found? They don't grow on blackberry bushes—and there are many clubs with woul large d r banking accounts than Coventry, who go far and give much to secure one ...

... low towards a hedge until you are absolutely certain that no one is on the other side in the danger line, or you may bag a blackberry picker, or a would-be maker of sloe-gin. Do not fire longish shots at pheasants going straight away. It is 10 to 1 against ...

... that he whistled when he saw the officer. He denied that the men were gambli and that they immediately commenced picking blackberries. After he had struck him the officer accused him of dogging. He denied, saying I have as much right here as you. It's ...

... stud o. tri.phy of diserent autumn leaves glowing with rtcii colour and mingled together very sailfully. A cluster of ripe blackberries with leaves and bracken has, besides, a capital effect in • gown of this kind, and has its own maim to popularity . ...