... eabetaDtial profits fortnight ago- report has have found business been printed and circulated. Ihe meeting growing aovcieigns on blackberry bushea. In that the Ikslfoidshire f.umers want this Saturday was held in the later other words, there satisfactory system ...

... dark, but the black tulip has not yet been produced. One friend has pointed out, with small pride, a suoeeorful cross the blackberry and raspberry. The most wonderful flower brought one’s iwtiee this week is a species of StreliUia, called the Flower of ...

... ©talk-top somewhat conical, there i© now room for only ©core or two of the©G pulpy ©eed-ra-e©. If they are black, get the blackberry! If is«d. the raspberry! Here again, have one of the ways of the rosea” which can all appreciate in due season. The third ...

... of them being a species sent from as far away a« Manitoba, and there are several young Loganberries. The parsley-leaved blackberry (R, laciniatus) spreads rapidly, rooting as it does—like many brambles -from the tips of its overhanging branches Another ...

... afternoon. The Rev. F. C. Brend accompanied the party, who had excellent tea. Afterwards, till dusk, some strolled round the blackberry lane* and other* in the pinewoods. regret record the death of Mr. Ben Giles, of Hardwicke Place, which took place on Tuesday ...

... flowers was reminiscent of the riverside. Jeesie Robinson‘s collection of wild fruit© included acorns hipe, crate, elder and blackberries, fir cones, and the like gall of the wild rose, which ia hardly a fruit, but is pretty object. Potatoes and onions led ...

... the morning and evening. Sunday the lecturette the Men’s Adult School was given Mr. E. M. Langley, M.A.. Brambles and Blackberries?' It was illustrated, and several specimens of brambles were shown. At the close questions were asked, and was evident ...

... flooded meadow, grey sky, and tho burst of sunlight which encourages the children venture among the damp verdure after blackberries. A group butterbur foliage clothing the banks of the brook at the end of the farmstead i« painting of soft tones and poetic ...

... Heath, or a cottage at salubrious Thurleigh, but the dinicultv is the bread and cheese question, cannot subsist entirely on blackberries and mushrooms, even if they were alwavs season, and it takes a lot of knowledge of agricultural science to command a living ...

... the building not clone with red facing bricks, but time brought its revenge*. It was turning green mid perhaps like the blackberries it would finally turn black. Although every member of the Council was glad to see the heads of the Press, they were not ...

... bynde. Without pytee, hanged bee and waver with the wyndc. but on the other hand, if he were not caught and could grow fat blackberries and acorns, the life of an outlaw in the summer time, was interesting that of stag. True, there was some risk rheumatism ...

... weathsr. t» the elevated area between Hi,, wick M.b Qoods riding dud llr. ...