... in the production of tinned plums in syrbp. There is large market springing op for English fruit, ploms, gooseberries, blackberries, Ac., in tins, re * . on, y • f***' finas have embarked upon the industry. Tho old egg or Pershore plum, which grown e ...

... they cab get oat of it. Anyawo jort now going through the near villages would find them plentifully visited by them. The blackberry and nut season has not yet arrived but they usually contrive interest themselves. Tho lads are particularly fond of fishing: ...

... inmates of London workhousss, which were full. plentiful that farmers ran be sera eollectiDg removing them by cart-loads. Blackberries are equally as plentiful, and are being gathered by the poor people, whom they are benefit. find intellect working wot ...

... beaten, and the dogs were encouraged to work.—Defendants admitted trespassing, but maintained they were only in search of blackberries. They gave denial to bearing the hedge and working the dog*.—The defendants were each fined 2s. Gd. and costa. Britton ...

... bang some after it ripot bat it not often that can bo gathered under each conditions, hones one rooooe why caltiratjow Blackberries in gardens is recommended. Another roe eon that nmch ground now wasted may profitably planted with this frail. Tbs American ...

... both out of the ordinary green leaves of early summer, and the beautiful tinted leaves that come as the autumn draws near. Blackberry leaves are perhaps the prettiest of all, but they are run cove by those of the Virginia creeper, the oak, sad the copper ...

... Strawberries yield the smallest amount of energy from a given weight compared with other tr ip le. Raspberries stand next, then blackberries. thee water melons, then cranberries, and these, again. are followed by currants. One can get three times the amount of ...

... the crop is above the average. It a very geed year for nuts of all kinds, both in the garden and in the hedcerows,• and blackberries WWI likely to be plentiful. The fact. too, that *eras are a heavy crop will gladden the *arts of pigkeeper.. Mores COMIPAXT ...

... THE BLACKBERRY. There are few more delightful conserves, than well-made Blackberry jelly, especially when a few slices of a somewhat acid cooking Apple have been incorporated with it. A growing and an important industry. too. is arising in the Pastern ...

... Id. and upwards per lb., the moderate sins purple Sd., and the finer variety 6d. Recent skewer* have much benefited the blackberries, which are being much sought by the inhabitant* to take the place of the scarce stone fruits. HOSPITAL SATURDAT.—It is ...

... playing on public mode. sad motorists are described as aidoeho sad for wuwitnagly lortieg stray beams who soddenly rush tram • blackberry bash into the very bonnet of as secoming ear. lady motorist is FASO& whom Park adirdas moor-freumatad mad. is ardor 'remit ...

... mean woman. 'What Kan she done.- She her little boy slice of bread and buffer and told him go out and *'t where smell the blackberry jam Mrs. Perkins wan making.’ Can I get off furlough. eirP What i* the matter now? Mv people are going to k.ll the ...