... BLACKBERRIES AND SLOES. Notwithstanding the frequent rains quantities of blackberries and sloes are still to be found. Usually towards the end of October there are gc\v left worth gathering. People remark the abnormu. sbundance and finencss of the berries ...

... THE CULTURE OF BLACKBERRIES. Soil and Location. of the American blackberries aro excellent fruits. Strong, welldrained clay soila are beat, but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where pomible, a cool expo* ure is desirable. Fertiliaere. —On good soil* ...

... ENGLISH BLACKBERRIES. Hundreds of tons ivlaokbcrriee are lost every year for the want picking gathering. of the i«i> sold m London and other large towrs are uikported from Brittany, awl last, seaoon nearly tons art* said have •been sent to us from tihe ...

... Bullet* and Blackberries. From themain gun position the East Yorkshires, •loyal Scot*, and Araryll and Sutherland Highlanders took up the defence w ith the Berkshires reserve. This was almost entirely hedgerow defence and was in places very thin indeed ...

... BLACKBERRIES GALORE. MORE PLENTIFUL THAR FOR MANY YEARS. The blackberry semen has rammeneed, and au excellent meson it Promiees to ho. It is not so much for the fact of postwar lag • few pounds of fruit, that people de • blackberrying. They go for the ...

... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON. (from a correspondent.) Ripe blackberries from Holland have again made their appearance in bur markets. Each autumn the shipments of these Continental fruits are heavy. Most of them go to the Midland and Northern counties, where ...

... COMING OF THE BLACKBERRY. The first blackberries of the season have arrived in Co vent Garden. Inquiries made by a Daily News representative yesterday elicited the fact that consignment had been received from Somerset, and that the general crop will shortly ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY. K. LITTLE CAKES. (Specially prepared and photographed for this paper.) Make a syrup by boiling half a pound of cane loaf sugar with a gill and a-half of water for five minutes or so, then add a pound of ripe juicy blackberries and simmer ...

... ENGLISH BLACKBERRIES Hundreds of ton-a of English blackberries are lost every year for the want of picking or gathering. Many of the blackberries sold in London and other large towns are imported from Brittany, and last season nearly 800 tons are said ...

... WENT BLACKBERRYING. A Wood-green boy went blmkborryjn‘: but some apples and plums attracted his attention from the thorns, anq he was charged yesterday with stealing from an orchard at Im‘hpsur.h,u The father denied that the boy was “up 8 tree,” but ...

... BLACKBERRY INDUSTRY. Cornwall appears to have discovered a new npricultural industry - in the export of blackberries. They are gathered by women and children, who are paid three-halfpence or twopence a pound, and sent by rail to Manchester nod Birminßhnm ...

... BLACKBERRY_ GATHERING. JARMO GEE, HENRY HADDAWAT, and (bozos LEACH, no fixed abode, were summoned for doing wilful damage.—Each of the defendants were fined 25., and 9s. ed. costs, the alternative being seven days in prison. MORE MOTORISTS. HERBERT WEBBER ...