... district where the fruit can tie gathered is neer a railway welkin . • mg a quick to Enghill or tisk market.. by which the blackberries c an be delivered not later ft a.m., and withila iaencr-four hours from the lime of her. Mg, they may he marketed in chip ...

... WILD BLACKBERRIES. A Neglected Fruit from Which Money Could be Made. No reliable estimate ran to finned as to the fun value of the crop blackberries in an average season in Ireland, but it may be of interest to note that in PIM the estimated export front ...

... be washed and dried after haring been emptied of the dare pickings. In some districts it. is the practice for pickers of blackberries to pick the fruit into galvanised pails, and, before selling the fruit to shiners, to add water to contents of the psila ...

... ALLEGED HUISOUR. I LADIES' COLUMN. . • eful. eertainly, said Hoven- bow He had no sooner the words out they wouldn't put • blackberry in their of his mouth than out jumped the twe 1-4.--____ ' as of swords clashing mouth on any account after that night. ...

... believed that every single plinks and ghost in the country would be out on November Night spoiling the blackberries, and that's why they wouldn't put • blackberry in their mouth on any account after that night. But there was nothing in the world Paudyeen was ...

... ran be fattened to the pantry door. Boric acid sprinkled over a poultice enhances its value for use in rase, suppuration. Blackberry. raspberry. or juice. sweeteneo. males an exoellent dressing for cereals. To restore spot. from ,hina eanserl by and other ...

... said about 2.15 on the previous be 'dint to Rrockagh to gather blackberries in company with the deceased and two other named Mawhinney. They had three dogs them. After gathering the blackberries, they commenced to put the dogs into a bog-hole. The hole was ...

... GORED AND TOSSED. Lorgan Lad Attacked by Cow While Blackberry Gatheriog. On sunday morning, while gathering blackberries along the old Portailown Road. near Lurgan. a lad named 31•Convine, aged nine year., son oi Th. Joseph M'Conville. auctioneer, Lurgan ...

... instinct they pro. !roseded to raptor. , the hedges. and found them teeming with blackberries—the letter of. childhood. They wesneed to be more at home among the blackberries on the .viatittet overlooking the apreading panorama of the glen, anti our progress ...

... readercal so artlessly in that little 'arlioolhoure, ir}4 , n she had finitibed, die ' past was round him like a cloud: he was blackberrying again in the woods. hird'ate-sting in the forests. or dreaming by the ' lake--and her would persist M mixing with his memories ...

... Halsbury said that surely that was over-stating the case. There was scarcely • large estate on which the public did uot gather blackberries. Mr. Gordon replied that that was a very different thing. In this case there was .omethtug 80 IMPORTANT THAT THEY HAD ...

... things and of falling leaven; of nuts in thrown clusters, and golden crab-apples and scarlet buclrice, purple sloes, and blackberry hunches, and crimson haws. About her were the great, dim bolus of giant tree-, liku the pillars of God's cathedral, soaring ...