... thought you was talking to someone down that there telephone thing. The Blackberry Harvest. Among the oest of our wild fruit crops that have reached harvest must be placed the blackberry, and apart from wholesomeness it one, says the Estates Gazette, of which ...

... it’s a pity in some ways that the match has fallen tnrougb —a great pity, for jrich husbands are net to p eked up like blackberries, and I doubt if tlose will ever get so good a chance again—still, it’s no ns© crying over spilt milk. 1 wonder how Rose ...

... MASTER AND SERVANT.--JOSeph Ptke, nut and bolt manufacturer, Spring Hill, Halesowen, claimed £2 damages from Herbert Byng, of Blackberry Lane, for neglect of work.—Basil Price, manager, said defendant did not turn up to his work on January 10th. He was a machinist ...

... HAI.FSOWFX Lexiness..*--At Halenowen Police Court Tuesday, Herbert Sync, of Blackberry 'Lane, was summoned for negkteieg hie work, and was claimed ea darnages. Defendant put in a plea of sot guilty —Thu prosecuting solicitor (Mr. E. H. Grovel explained ...

... advocated goo?o- berries to the loganberry, the former bis opinion ten surpassing rhubarb in the matter « profit. Amoi Scan blackberries wo.a useful for SEy/ OBGA^ISAT io>- FORMED IN' BIRMINGHAM purpose, 6b© common oramol© wa* not despised. Active work on ...

... during long term of years, shilling or two weekly as pocket money, and errand boys four fire shillings week were plentiful blackberries September. While the change is not altogether welcome one from one particular standpoint, even the tradesman who suffers ...

... eggs: Staff County Mental Hospital, Cheddleton. cakes; Miss Worthington. artichokes; Mrs. Lewis (Longsdon), bottles oi blackberries : Mrs. Goodfellow, White Lion, cakes; The Misses Sewer, 12 eggs; Mrs A Ward, Mr Buckley, National Reserve Club, Mrs Hicklin ...

... keep body and soul .her, and when the children wanted clothes he had been told obi labourers, they had to wait until the blackberries and bilberries could gathered. Mr. D. Norwood said he understood from of the Main' Roads and Bridges Commrttee that able ...

... tried this method can have idea of the giant berrie ...

... bunch, some protection is afforded to the inner buds. They will generally leave the pip and stone trees alone, and also the blackberry, the raspberry and their crosses; but, when the earth is frostbound, and excepting other more attractive food is handy, ...

... them? Every year there are rural mid-England tons and tons blackberries—equal in quality for jams and puddings most of the garden bush fruits, that are never picked, notwithstanding the blackberry last autumn was selling briskly the greengrocers’ stalls ...

... finds its I way into the stream near them. If • blackberry bush overhangs • stream in such a way that the over-ripe berries drop into the river where there are chub, roach, or dace, a juicy. blackberry • bait near the spot will sometimes score when e ...