... child of aboat la, It appears that on Friday afternoon a little boy named Henry Wilhams was out near the Cockett Tunnel blackberrying, and he assents that he 1 went, into a field, ana in corner rJ w lying amo:1g..t Bome sacks the body of Ii, little child ...

... Antumn- bearing raspberries are not mnch grown except in large gardens, bat they are very useful, and bear freely. Some day blackberries will be more cul- tivated. Vegetable Gmrdev-Oftentirnes newly broken up land is infested with wireworms, and it will be ...

... like the spikes of oats, it should be about half an inch long, but con. siderably shorter when it makes the calyces of blackberries for instance, or any other small floral design. ETHEL. ...

... flavour, the appearance, and the keeping quality of the preserve. Thirdly, the fruit, whether it be garden fruit or wild blackberries that the chil- dren have picked, must be carefnJly. selected, neither under nor over ripe, and any imperfect or damaged ...

... eome grass,and afterwards taken to theworkousenear by. '4'se clhildren had with them emaU cans, such as were 'used, for blackberrying. T'he a.cident hap- peiedl some distance from the ?? Phillips, of Chester, driver of the train, said that tdlhxe was an ...

... carrots, Id per bundle; dumsons, Id to Od per quart; whiuberries, 7d to 8d lb cucumbers, 2d to 6d each; celery, 2d per stick blackberries, 2d to 3d kidney beans, 2d filberts, 6d cob nuts, 4d per lb; plums, Id to 2d per quarc; apples, 2s to 3s per 100; cauliflowers ...

... Od per lb; whiuberries, 7d to 8d lb; cucumbers, 2d to 6d each; black currants, 4d to 5d per quart; mushrooms, 5d to 6d; blackberries, 4d kidney beans, 2d; filberts, 6d cob nuts, 4d per lb; plums, Id to 2d per quart; apples, 2s to 3s per 100. OSWKSTUY WEEKLY ...

... tints will take their place. The swallows leave us, and the fieldfare and other winged visitors arrive. The nuts and the blackberries are ripening for the gathering. There is no turn of the calen- dar that is dull, and the autumnal equinox with the gales ...

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... house which led up to Mr Kadcliffe's house. Have you eer aeen the road used by strangers ? —Yes, pickiug mushrooms and blackberries. Have yon seen many people go there for that pnrpose ?—Yes. Recently ?—I did not see any Saturday. Have you seen anybody ...

... house which led up to Mr Radcliffe's bouse. Have you ever aeen the road used by strangers ? —Yes, picking mushrooms and blackberries. Have yon seen many people go there for that purpose ?—Yes. Recently ?—I did not see any Saturday. Havo you aeen anybody ...

... only wish I did some. thing more than hear of them, for I tasted some once, and they were most, delicious,, nicer than blackberries. And did you ever taste a fig ? A fig ? Ob, yes mother often buys figs for the children and some people we know have ...