... Glaze’svok, Director of the National said that the blackberry hushes had been wild, bert the: they were cultivated now, as ti in the grounds to make nd a Bench thought the charge must be dismissed, as the blackberries were not cuitivated in ordinary sense. Maid- ...

... blackberry; superstitions. In Ireland, too, eat a berry after the first of November i« to cfourt. disaster, for the fairies tbeir Hallbw Eve wanderings oaat blight on the brambles, and make the fruit unfit for humans to eat. ,Sojs ...

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... does not apply to (a) Blackberries which are proved to be cultivated Blackberries of the variety, “Rubus Laciniatus,” commonly known as Cut Leaf Blackberries, (b) Canned, bottled or preserved Blackberries, or ' (¢) Saleg of Blackberries by a ...

... SKELLTNGTHORPE. The hedges and woods have been alive just lately with people blackberrying, the majority ot them Lincolnians. On an average, about 150 have come out by train from Lincoln daily, besides partics cveling and walking., The berries are in ...

... BACON, Chairman, County (ounecil. The Blackberry Order (since published) does not nrohibit the retail sale of Blackberries. The main object of the Order is to procure the largest possible gquantity of Blackberries for iam manufacturers, this course being ...

... idea of using it might never have occurred, for in those countries there is a superstition against blackberry-gathering. Cathering Fruit, The Blackberry Order, which came into force on August 28th, has been designed with a view to the production of as ...

... quan- tities of blackberries and crab apples in the lanes and the Forest, and thought she was entitled to the to convert these into jam. She also had 60lb. of grapes. The Chairman, in dismissing case, said the point with regard to blackberries was an im- teresting ...

... 45 minutes re-heat the blackberry pour round them on the dish. to keep the rice water for stock; i e used to stiffen lace or linen, like arch water. NE ...

... PERSONS POUND TRESPASS. ING on LAND in my occupation at Stow, search of Blackberries, Mushrooms or Game, ll be PROSECUTED.—Wm. Forrington. NYONE found TRESPASSING in search of Blackberries, in any of the fields belonging . W. Slingsby, North Scarle, WILL BE ...

... uncommon blackberry pwdding is mode with ground rice, and is very Tourishing nd delicious. If it is being made for child- ren, itis best to stew the blackberries to a athen strain the iuice and ise this instead of are e fruit, for blackberry ost tible ...

... thought the symptoms pointed to poison. The s«*eued went blackberrying on the day she was taken 111, and witness knew that some berries like the ones produced grew on the hedge where she got the blackberries. He believed they were what was called the “deadly ...