... disappearance of Honor Bamsey, an attractive girl of twelve years of age, who left her aunt’s house last Saturday to pick blackberries and had not been seen since, although search has been made in every diree- tion by the police and hundreds of people. No ...

... HOLIDAY TRAINS CRASH BLACKBERRY PRICES. Object of the “ Fixed Prices’’ Order —Whole Crop for Food. The Blackberries Order, issued yesterday, fixes maximum prices on sales to a jam mann- facturer at £42 a ton ia. a pound) and on gale by retail at 4d, a ...

... another man on Exmoor or a Scrum, : Everyoody in the country was blackberrying last week. In some of the best lanes, where the pickers thronged most densely, there was | no end of a blackberry jam. ...

... to fill a harrow With m finest marrow ! With what zest do I devour My delicious kaliflower * * * More Restriction. The Blackberries Order, which came into force on Wednesday, prohibits their use except for food, says the 1),Iily News?. \\tell, well ...

... tfiknn'oter th'elerid n the new version of Box o' tricks' at the Hippodrome has . a complete farm at her. :to. • -04 • ' Blackberrying with some able . assistants. 4. • ...

... are coming over here at The rate of two inches a second?' * * Enthusiasm. All se . srti ! of people . are jolmirig in the blackberry-picking campaign. In fact, everybody seems keen on coming up to the scratch. THE KAISER CONSULTS DOCTOR CIVILISATION. I ...

... heaven to stay their hunger. Stop the railways, I muttered, and London starves. I saw wan children plucking unripe blackberries from the hedges. I saw women seated weeping by the wayside. I passed through one or t - cVo small towns—l know not what ...

... always saying to me, whereas you, Sally— and she turned away in disgust from my dirty pinafore and face, stained with blackberry juice. I was always in disgrace. Somebody was 'always finding fault with me, and, as is - often the case in such circumstances ...

... accomplished. HORATIO BOTTOMLEY. An article from the pen of Mr. Bottomley ap pears each week in the Sunday Pictorial. BLACKBERRY TIME. Mid the wayside hedge and thicket, Sweet September's wealth behold Ripened clusters on the bramble, Fern and oak leaf ...

... Gooseberries, raspberrie s , pl ums , Night 'a Scream, Co-optimists and Pierrotic. Parisian.—The French players at the Gar- blackberries and o th e r S ummer .epa by asking, What is behind the door? Bu t it is a good deal better than that. The rick are presenting ...

... DAISY A GOOD JUDGE. They included November Passes, Harvest Song —both warmly commended by Sir Owen Seaman—and Blackberrying. Sir Henry Newbolt was quite definite in his praise. These poems, he wrote, show much imagination and accomplishment ...

... great interest in Paris. Her present owner recently paid 4,000 francs (nominally :C160) for her at a sale. BLACKBERRY SUNDAY.—To-day is Blackberry Sunday in many parts of the country, but this little maid could not wait, and had a taster of the juicy ...