... murmured. Tbe waggoner asked us to drink with him. We asked our way to Luton with • heavy heart, and an empty demo.. I ow one blackberries when I got of the onton to look for Bill, and I was going to look for some So we plodded on our way, searching every bit ...

... Austin. H. 0. Williams, Hon. Sec. CHILDREN'S HOME. Report for the week ending February 6th. Patients in Home, 6. Presents: Blackberry jelly, Mrs. Hart. Lady visitor for February. Mrs. M. Plummer. The following presents were received during January : —Apples ...

... Not exactly, answered his better half. That's photo taken of you, dear, when you had iiair. THE LADY, THE BEE, AND THE BLACKBERRY. A gossip tells the story of young lady who entered an optician's shop with a look of set determination or. her face. ...

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... tangle of blackberry and rough bushes cannot be resisted by the garden warbler and the blackcap, most liquid of all our singing birds. The nightingale is easy to attract as any other warbler, and his home will be as real ais addition as the blackberry patch ...

... intersting or-pt for their wealth of berm and wild Sowers end sweet-smelling honeysuckle. In the An' • is a harvest of blackberries It. 10 noting the bracken and hedgerows. Tro grey charm of this way is its garrotted:se tad adjacent woods, where, on ...

... and looks like keeping on. The strawberries will perhaps crow again now. The dry weather had finished the first crop. The blackberries are plentiful and fine both in flavour and ©ize. We i had bountiful cherries, bufc the severe win, ter of last year ha© ...

... the Luton No. i S.A. Silver Baud. Tlll BLACRIZERT. —The blackberry crop this year will be immense. and unprecedented oupplies are spoken of. It is gratifying to be able to congratulate the blackberry on such a eucteesful result of ita year's labour, for ...

... having four or five lateral shoots each. I have not kepi any account of the weight of fruit, but no single plant of either blackberry or raspberry that I hove ever known would produoe half much. I have picked loganberries three four times a week for a month ...

... the mop produced by • mingle plant of either of them new fruits a in comes of that of any raspberry. la fruit the sae of a blackberry, but bin a bard core the centre, and when it first apom it markt, turuimg as a ripens to the color and clearness of carnelian ...

... by the road-side and deep wheel ruts. The morning is growing hot and T am tempted to loiter and gather of the luscious blackberries that are bedecking the hedges, but my time is limited. I have to be back in Leighton by the early afternoon and I want ...