... Hospital ac.inowledges with many thanks the following gifts during September: Vegetables, flowers and fruit, Miss Fielder: blackberries a'd jam. Mr. Neuson: jam. pears and apples, Mr. Ashcroft; plums, Mr. Atyeo: crab apples. Mrs. Langford; groccrieL. vegetables ...

... Nursing Home, week ending August mph, .—Admitted. 3; discharged. 2; remaining, la. Gifts were received from: Mrs. Jenvey, blackberries; Miss Watkin. tomatoes; Mrs. HoldwaY. eggs; Colonel Langford. apples; Mrs. Nhitington, butter; Miss Ashford, eggs; Mrs ...

... of the South of England. The plesident. Mr. G. A. 011ey, 7-8, Canuteroad, or the hon. secretary. Mr. W. G. Terrell, 13, Blackberry-terrace, will be pleaaed to tire any information about the club and membership. ...

... many persons (even fruitgrowers) this! How often have we seen a blackberry lovely and ripe and juicy except in one little place, which is green and hard! As is well known, the blackberry, like some other fruit, is made up of a number of little round each ...

... chinned from the sec. (Mr. John Barker, of Kitnocks Firm). The National Day School was re-opened on Monday after the usual — blackberry holiday. ...

... crop. only -place them in Ili. category. They Sri. nearly phoncally hardy. Rlackberrie,. radii borrow. and the hybrid. !blackberries and rempbernm croreed and re I nesedl will flourph aI I 'll her, in partial abode arid full eumhint; and in rough land ...

... ught an action to 'rooter damages for breadh of warraniy in respect of a borer. bought from W. R. Road, a hors dewier, of Blackberry-lane, Alton. The plipintill's rose was that when a horse wan sent horse it proved to he djfment animal from the one plaintiff ...

... problem. If two them are to share five articles of loud, they divide taking two apiece and throwing the fifth away. White blackberries are the latest achievement of horticultural science. They have been bred from ordinary black ones by well-known gardener ...

... from The Southampton Grammar School for Girls; books from Miss N Harper; vegetables, fruit and Jam from Mrs. Anderson; blackberries Irma Mrs. Webb, ...

... from Baum Trot's school tit. wood to - the minim'. Maine, and the interior of the rillago to the 'tillage fair, and then b. Blackberry Brake sad Cherry Peon t.. the Palacn of the Prince. w ill be amen by the Quartette, the Bien Model Maids, Gwen and lb. Merter ...

... such revelattose altovrther tm possible io the per future. Recut. Snonrcact -- Carefully pick ever quart of fine. ripn blackberries gathered on a fine. dry morning, and put them on one aide. Now cream fib. of the brat fresh butter with an equal quantity ...

... zest in their Forest jouineyings. In their season the primroses. the bluebells, the cralp-apples and the sloes and the blackberries are sought in the remote places. and lately people have been looking for sweet chestnuts, as well as for fuel. The children ...