... mile, and then turning to the right a ride was bad along a beeatifel country lane, the hedges being simply loaded with blackberries. These proved so tempting that in a short time everybody was gathering the luscious fruit, and it was while thus engaged ...

... 6d.,cauliflowers 2s. doz.,marrows 2s. 6d. dos . , onions 3,. 2d. , tomatoes 2d. l b.,turnis is. 54., celery 6d. dos ., blackberries led. lb ., eachalots )d., chickens 41. 84., fowls 3e. Id., ducks 58.. couple ferrets ss. ' pigeons 4d., eggs butter L. ...

... (attenilanos officer) reported that the attendant:* at the Ridgwai and Inkberrow schools bad Igen very tinsatistactary. Blackberrying bad been one ranee of the irregularity during the past fortnight. A letter was elm read from Mr. Barber, master of the ...

... Barnes I ; ditto (golden dropl—D. Pinfleld 1. Apples—G. Dyer 1, T. Gibbons 2. A. Curable) S. Casa= of fruit—G. Dyer 1. Blackberries—A. Cambia 1. Onetinsbers—J. Parker 1, G. Dyer 2. Fl.ol , 7llB.—Rases (six sorts)—A. Barth= 1. Mixed flowers—A. Cumbley ...

... mushrooms 21d.. celery Bd. doz.. buns Is. 64., damsons 3s. 6d., Gelden Drop plums e 5.641., eechalots ltd.. onions Ss. 10d.. blackberries ltd., ducks 4e. 6d.. fowls 3s. Id., chickens 55., eggs 2s. score, butter ls. 3d.. dead rabbits Is. 11d. STOCK Su.g.—There ...

... apologies to the early English poet who penned the above line—old Kit Marlowe, I believe—l might also add, (father the blackberries while ye may. Nothing gives better evidence of the mild and open autumn we have had, and are having, than the plentifulness ...

... to the matter. No one ever sought to go Moog the banks ; if they did it was only • case of a towbar , or a boy gathering blackberries.. The basks were three miles around, and telly did not forme direct read from soy place so mintier place. But daring the ...

... a po i stick but it kills everything green it comes in cont act with, so should be sparingly used by the inexperienced. Blackberries. —Be not forgetful to tie up the strong young growths of these. If trained to an east wall, nail the shoots to it as they ...

... freely into bloom; the white bells of the paupa peeped among the grasses by the roadside; the wild olive and orchids and blackberry blossoms gleamed pale and sweet in the woods; the yellow jasmine clustered in golden wreaths on the piazza and framed the ...

... including some very fine Logan berries, which, we were informed, is a hybrid between the :English raspberry and the American blackberry, and in the coming fruit et this country, inasmuch as the birds will not it. The same gentleman also showed a nice °caw ...

... the 2nd inst.—P.C. White proved the case.—Defend. ant raid the hoc • woe broken down by the ohildren who wont to matter blackberries, and the sheep got out. —Denison oil repent of 91. oasts. To TIII Towson AID DISTIMILISCI.— Alfred Stanton and Herbert ...

... Bramble and briar cling to the t-emo ints of their cloak of sombre green and russet. st.:h tb it riot, adornment of ripe blackberries and matelot hips. Young oaks stand defiant in their thick cluatere of yell.irr foliage. and in the cottage garden. pink ...