... quality in a (aw minutae. obtain the finest and beat flavoured barriee picking ehoald deferred until they ere quite ripe. Blackberry plantattona naually remain profitable from five ten years longer than raspberries. The average yield under good culture ...

... Dollar Princess; Boal Bros., Antrim—Actress; Thomas Wilson. Cangherty, Broughshane—Cannon Ball; Geo. B. Caruth, Ballymena-Blackberry; C. A M. MTonnell. Ballymena—Brian Born; Robert Morton, jun., Bailymena—Oimcrack; Hugh A. M’Alister, Castle Street, Ballycastle— ...

... when wet. If necceeary temporarily I store it. cool, well ventilated place must te chosen. mms—ssm / Tb# •zposure piekod blackberry fruit DA S' ! ** «unahino impairs iU quality in few minff Kol AEA To obtain the finest flavoured and beet WITH THROWING ...

... examined, their Worships ordered his removal Antrim District Asylum, whither was subsequently conveyed under escort. The blackberry season is now in full swing, and everywhere throughout the district hands of little boys and girls, many accompanied hy ...

... bramb* ling on Saturday. It thought that may have taken « mistake the deadly nightshade fruit, sometimes not unlike the blackberry • ripening stage . Only ten days ago a girl, residing in ock. died under circumstances .grea similar and with a like startling ...

... committed the defendant and others oo the date in question The defendant denied the offence, and said the river gathering blackberries. The magistrates convicted, and fined the defendant in and costa. At the conclusion the the chairman congratulated Mr. ...

... interested in the matter can recommend Alphonse Du Breuil’s Scientific and Profitable Culture of Fruit Trees.” TILLAGBH. Blackberries. Surface tillage conserve the sod-moisture is necessary in dry situa- tions. Mulching is even more effective where practicable ...

... seasons, for though it will continue bear for many years, it then passed its prime, and should replaced a younger plantation. Blackberry plantations usually remain profitable from five to ten years longer than raspberries. • w . Broken Limbs.—Broken branches ...

... be from one to three Inchea in length; and bottom heat in desirable strike them, excepting with such hardy subject* a* blackberries. Where the top ot pltai i« graft, tbs root-cutting naturally produocn tho original stock, not tbs grafted rariciy. Stem ...

... small fruits and stronf clay and sandy loams give the best results. Wet and heavy soils are most suitable. Raspberries and blackberries do well on comparatively light soils, and currants and fooseberriaa succeed in even heavy (ilaj. Thorough preparation of ...

... ” the look-out for aufka- • thing rich, one of the Saxons pointed to some blackberries whtcfc were not quite ripe, and said Pat. What ore these. Paddyf “They are blackberries, sorr, was the answer. Bof,” said the visitor, “they are not black, they are ...

... spilled Throe English Scholarships little boys’ buttermilk and destroyed their Matriculation in Q.U.8.. T.C.D., R.C.S., and blackberries. Why didn’t they attack me in- R.V.C. stea>e Chairman-Don’t you think you were ...