... BLACKBERRYING PARTIES FASHIONABLE. With euch a fine September there ie no lack of attrac- tion for the cyclist out and away in the oj country, for the ro: are just now in finer con dition than they have been all the eeason, due in a great measure to early ...

... “FAIR VAD ON BLACKBERRIES.” “People are fair mad after the blackterries this year,” said my gcod lady of the preserving pan. The invaders have been so numercus, it scems, that the owners of some cf the estates in the vicinity have givem instructicns that ...

... FATAL FALL WHILE BLACKBERRYING. The death has occurred at Ramsay, Isle of Man, of a Liverpool gentleman named Pickering. He was picking blackberries, and whilst trying to reach eome branches staggered and fell into the road. He was taken to his lodgings ...

... howerer Ab uncepegren It was Jeck who observed Chou gh were as plentiful as blackberries, I will give BO Man & reeson on The cros-ezamination of a witness at Clerkenwell recalls the protest. Where are you emploved? esked counsel.—What'e that to do with ...

... corn has taken place Up to Saturday night, when the first pert of hed 45 public “General” Booth’s motor tour was he had Tho blackberry crop for this autumn, especially im the West Riding of Yorkshire, has @ currespoa- dent) had no such promise of fruition ...

... onions, $d. to bag ; (Engtish) x do. 2d. to per I nary), . ls. 42. per do. ‘Atmeris, PE: ag lish). 40 Ma per ie oe case; blackberries. 2s. Pears, le. to Is. Se. ge tare: nutes, 30s. per per ont por wal- demand. Soles, tarbot fd. to is. Id: Beli Sz 1g id; ...

... slight preference for lon? field field, but he he ladies’ ¢* closure. (Applause.) especialiy if ho happened to be near t Blackberries promise to be more plentiful that usual in Cheshire this ecason. INFORMATION t wet for a young wife is to know where to ...

... FORESTALLED. For these town-dwellers and mechanics had been forestalled ! There have teen laments in the papers that the blackberry crop is wasted because few people will be at the trouble of gathering them. This is not true of the Washburn Valley. On ...

... > week-erd] that suggested marriage halla But the Washburn Valley i¢ not 2a es-ential for There is a f ‘able district blackberrying a deux. much nearer home. Between the We erby road and the Harrogate road there are some cld Janes where My hedgerows have ...

... father, Lord Randolph Churchill, will be ready in January. Theories as to the causation of appendicitis are as common as blackberries (eays the “ Practitioner ’’). Mr. Harry Furniss, the famous cartoonist, says, in his opinion, golf is the greatest of at ...

... amusing to read some of the remarks about stcel traps for game. One of your corre- j spondents says, “If one should go blackberrying, for instance, and get his tender fees into one of traps.” Now, sir, if I ing. and have vot got I of oouree, shall be tres- ...

... of season, an, d when ¢ supplies of Bohemian winesour: Shave beon q posed of it is hardly likely that they be plenished. Blackberries, too, are almost finished. latest in pears are a variety known as Keiffors, ne Thich come from America, and are selling ...