... fragrance for years, The Hedgerow Harvest. The summer drought has played havoc with many of the fruit creps, but not with blackberries, which promise an early and abundant crop. It has also beea an exeeptionally good year for honey, and many apiarists expect ...

... Physick, and Parsouns of a Toun. KEven the Yemen and the Merchaunt were in evidence and Sergeants of the Lawe were thick as blackberries. True there was no Nonne or Prioresse, but the fair sex was strongly represented, and the “‘good wif of Bath” had many ...

... in olden times, Farmers will not permit their meadows to be scarched for mushrooms with the same freedom as of yore, but blackberry picking is generally free from restrictions, and is widely carried on, especially in the manuw facturing and industrial ...

... by Mr Wm. Fowlie, and were of excellent quality. On the same farm several rows of strawberrics, and also a few bushes of blackberries, are in full bloassom. At the fourth of his * Pleasant Sunday Evenings in the Congregational Church, Rev. George F. Margan ...

... and some genius for invention. New indvstries, suitable to our climate and geographical position, are not as plentiful as blackberries ; and it will take time and patient thought to discover them. Still there is { little doubt that if serious efforts were ...

... bracken is still green as well as golden, all the heather blooms are not faded, and there are bud, blossom, and fruit on the blackberries. The sloes have not all been picked, nuts are just beginning to thrust their brown tips through the withering husks, and ...

... in either case. | Tournaments, from the number intimated on the Notice Board, are apparently to be more plentiful than blackberries this season, and golfers bent on holiday golf have any number to choose from—our own amongst the others; and I have liitle ...

... There is a good crop of strawberries, though the want of sunshine has proved a handicap; and there i 1 a heavy crop of blackberries. Gooseberries are also plentiful. Needless to add this is also a busy time for the jelly pans of Peterhead. That the a ...

... Gall. Oven scones—l and 2 Mrs Donald, 3 M., Chrystall. Jam, strawberry—l Mrs Cooper, 2 H. Murray, 3 Mrs Christie. Jelly, blackberry—l Mes Cooper 2 Mrs Murray, Auquharney; 3 Mzrs Christie Clotted croam—Mrs Murray, Auquharney; Heaviest hen eggs—l Mrs Will ...

... speakers, with suffiwient go in them to raise the enthusiasm for the cause they uphold, may not be yuite as plentiful as blackberries. In the last campaign, but for Mr Hanmer's exhaustless driving power the fight would have been a very tame affair; for ...

... pectations. of the kitche made of the fruits and flo on the struct ing, but, as @ean be displa better the cfl'j Blackberry That most the blackberry where it can well worth w making black first be slowl 1f the berrics condition a lit The pulp is t and the seed ...

... decorations the better the cffect. Blackberry Jelly. That most popular of the wild fruitsthe blackberry—is plentiful this scason, and where it can be readily gathered it is well worth while to obtain a supply for making blackberry jelly. The fruit should first ...