... fortnight’s holiday at Ringwood. Haste, and on September 27th last left their cottage and proceeded along the Poole-road, blackberrying. when they came to the county bridge which epane deep and dangerous basic, lira Simpeoo ere seed, bat her eon 'topped half ...

... proceeded along the Poole.road, blackberrying, when they came to the Monty bridge which spans a deep and dangerous basin. Mrs Simpson crossed, but her son etopped half way, and while attempting to reach some blackberries, overbalanced and fell into about ...

... A couldn't A'd knock 'am Inter next week. (From MN*,ile.l Now winter is bon, brawy sealskindeep ? . MILIFT people go blackberrying in the summer. This winter Roseberying seems to have been popular. MORAL —Charity begins at home, and often remains there ...

... Pomfret, a fawn, excellent in head properties. but somewhat faulty in body, Second honours went to Mrs Thistleton's Lady Blackberry, a black bitch, also light in body, yet good in twist of tail and in shape of her head. She won in the novice class from ...

... ('rystal Palace exci Atonally high, and that famou% prise-sinner. at all the grewt shoss of the three kingdoms u plentiful is blackberries upon the edgeb iu autumn. In all respects the vxhibiunn is on e of th e licee*sful of its kitil that has been held for ...

... Is exoeptiorially high, and that famous prize. winners at all the great shows of the three tins dome are as plentlful as blackberries upon the badges in autumn. Conspicuous amongst them are the splendid Jsooblos and Oriental frills of Mr. A. Blackmer*, ...

... Friday. Jsa. IS and 17. at Twelve o'clock.— Choice Perennials. Border Plants. Iris Carnstiors. Viols* v. MoatliTStias. Blackberries, Ac.. Lily of Valley. Liliums in eanetT. hardy Pinks. Ac. Wedneodsy Nsxl- Jan. 15. Twelve oVlocW.-A/ulens. Indies and Mollia ...

... Still, he is able speak with pitying contempt the stupid waste in Ireland, where the ignorant peasantry allow tons of blackberries waste because they believe that a terrible malevolent spirit called the phooka covers them with ordure certain night The ...

... (Monday) and FRIDAY. Jan. 15 and 17. twelve o’clock. —Choice Pcuvnnlals Border Plants. Iris. Carnations. Violets. Monlbretlas. Blackberries, etc.. Lily alley. Lihums variety, hardy Pinks, etc. . , . . . ESI'A) Nest. Jan. 15. at lw©!v» clock.—Ay.aleas. Indies ...

... PURE JAMS. BEST QUALITY. Blackberry & Apple 31b. Jar, Guido' Huta, 91(1. Red Plum Greengage . . . Apricot „ SIL „ „ 11/2 UHIDGES lIIGH-CLASS STORF,S, BROMLEY. ...

... pretentions carringes. Other noble lords preferred to walk h-tween the lines of soldiers. whilst M.P.’s were as thick as blackberries in Palace Yard. 2 Just before two o’clock His Majesty arrived. and the hoisting of the Standard on the Tower gave the signal ...

... this is more retentive of the moisture in which the Blackberry \•Vhen the canes are planted in the autumn or winter-November is possible, as this is more retentive of the moisture in which the Blackberry delights. \•Vhen the canes are planted in the autumn ...