... Robins, F.R.G.S., “ Northward with the Legions.”” OPEN MEETING at 8 P.M. Competitions—l, Best Christmas Cake; 2, Best Pot of Blackberry Jelly ; 3, Best Pot of Crabapple Jelly. Trading Stall, Silver Paper Collection, and Farthings. Prease Note that the Handicraft ...

... in any other land but England. Tak> a walk in our beautiful country lanes and see the hazel bushes laden with nuts, the blackberries hanging in huge clusters as luscious as any fruit grown, the bushes laden with sloes, which make delicious sloeg in selder ...

... compelled by increasing infirmity to enter the union 12 months ago. 3 50 ; BrAokpERRIES ROTTING.—Tons of large and delicious blackberries are hanging on brambles in the woods and open land of the War Officoat Buck’s Horn Oak, between Farnham and Bordon Camp ...

... —Mrs. Mabey, an elderly woman, of Fairmount, Vale-road, Branksome Park, Bournemouth, and wife of | Mr. E. H. Mabey, was blackberrying in Western- Iroad, Brapksome Park, on Monday, when her . pony, which was attached to a trap, bolted. | Mrs. Mabey ran after ...

... ss. 6d, 3 turnips, 4s. 6d. ; parsnips, ss. per cwt, : honey; 25.; cheese, 41d.; apples, 6d.; pears, 6d.; grapes, 1ld.; blackberries, 6d. per Ilb. The large supplies were readily cleare, ...

... occupying the chair. After business 16 of the members went to Batcombe Downs by Mr. Thorne’s ’bus for a picnic and to gather blackberries, the excursion being thoroughly enjoyed. . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH HARVEST FESTIVAL. —These services on Sunday were well ...

... dozen. Cabbage, Is.; caulifiower, 2s. 6d. per dozen ; tomatoes, 11d.; peas, 35.; ‘beans, Id.; apples, 5d.; plums, 6d.; blackberries, 4d. per Ib.; peaches, 3s. 6d. per doz. This constituted a record priceat this markets SUCCESSFUL SALE. —On Monday Messrs ...

... per Ib. ; honey, 4s. to 4s. 7d.; cheese, Is. Id.; Brussels sprouts, 33d.; shallots, 14d.; onions, I}d.3} apples, 9d.; blackberries, 6d. per Ib.; eggs, ss. to ss. 4d. per dozen; cauliiower, 4s, 6d, ; savoys, 2s. 9d.; vegetable marrows, 35.; beete root ...

... 6d.; tbmatoes, 7. por ib.: cabbage, 2s. 3d. per dozen ; appics, 4. to 9d. : pears, 6d. to 7d. ; grapes, ls.; nuis, td. ; blackberries, 4d. ; plums, 9d. per Ih. SALE AT MounT Preasast Farm, CeRNE ABBAS.—On Thursday an iumportant sale of dairy cattle and ...

... turnips, 6s. 6d. per cwt. ; butter, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 10d. per lb.; eggs 4s. 3d. to 4s. Bd., general run 4s. 3}d. per doz.; blackberries 4d., apples 6d., pears 4d., grapes Is., plums 10d., beans Id., peas 6d., onions 3d, per lb., cabbage 2s. td., caulilower ...

... Shakespeare wero among the speakers. A Vicrous Ram.—Mrs, Smith Reuse, of Shaldon Dovon, was attacked by aram while out picking blackberries. She was twice knocked down, and was considerably bruised before being able to escapc. A o S ...

... the attraction in the cool of the evening, for September is a beautiful month, when the folinge begins to change and the blackberries to ripen. I feel that this year the latter will not be very tempting, for the roads are very dusty, and the rush of the ...