... the course of the next month or there will be found in the brambles that feature so many of our hedgerows a profusion of blackberries that can be had for the mere trouble of picking them. One is extremely doubtful whether in this district the most is made ...

... • Madame Bernhardt just opened her tenth tour at Atlantic City, where the was the recipient many gifts. Eating unripe blackberries caused the death of & Wandsworth boy named Hayden, on whom an inquest has been held. flitch of bacon offered at English ...

... of Dalton! in-Furness, recovered this morning from a dis- used iron ore pit- While out with his brother searching for blackberries he. toll down/the shaft ' considerable depth and w.is drowned. ...

... Regulations. Representatives have been called meeting the Board '1 rade shortly. Scholars and Blackberries. There is to be » national effort made gather blackberries .school children, so that the frtifc 'can be made, into jam for the Navy and Army. The scheme ...

... to 4d. per lb.; greengages, bd. per lb.; black plums, 3d. and 4d. per •; e plums, 2d. per lb.; cobnuts, lfs. per lb.; blackberries, 6d. r lb.; Brussels sprouts, 6d. per h.: celery, 6d. er ti C k; damsons, 4d. per • Pond seedling plums, per lb. ' , ...

... Lieut.-Col. R. Chester Masters. D.S.O . Chief ' Constable of Gloucestershire, has been killed action. Children are picking blackberries for the Army 'and Nary in Northamptonshire, v-here they are very plentiful. Pie. A. E. Amey. an Australian, seeks row relatives ...

... Howard), of Frederick Bird La u ?d°ry Fruit, Vegetables, and Flowers.-Mr. Athersvch (vegetaoles), Fillongley. Girls .School (blackberries) Stoke Church of iingiand Girls' School (marrows)' Mrs. W. J- Wormell (tomatoes), Mrs. Vernon Pu-4 (grapes and vegetables) ...

... will harm.—(Advt.) t> counties of Warwick. Oxford, Bucks, Beds, North ants, and Gloucester 1,572 schools are gathering blackberries for jam for the Army Nwj, ...

... English pears, 3d. and 4d. per lb.; black plums, 6d. per lb.; yellow plums, per lb.; cobnuts. Is. ami Is. 3d. per lb.: blackberries, 6d. per lb.: Brussels sprouts, 4d. per lb.; celery, 4d. and 6d. per stick: damsons. 2d. per lb.; Blue Mountain oranges ...

... per Vnalish'oe#rs, 3d. and 4d. per lb.; black plums, i I nor lit ; yellow plums, per lb.; cobnuts, S' Is 3d. per lb.; blackberries, Bd. per lb.; Brussels sprouts- per lb ; celery and fid. ■ damsons, 2d. per lb.; Blue Mountain oranges 6d. each: parsnips ...

... ; the Y.M.C.A-. Hut A't - ' ' ' • *■ ham, Monday, Stanley >, ' from acute gastritis caused by eating too many nuts and blackberries. Mrs. Elizabeth Fraser, the widow of the late Rev. James Eraser, a Liverpool minister, ci. . ...

... position and developments in j county. BLACKBERRY GATHERING. j A report was presented on the results of the col- ( lection by school children of blackberries tor Army jam—the Army Medical Service having blackberries medical grounds. The ties, it was stated ...