... not be found. Not that I mind, 'eterson hastened to dd. Not in the east. But there's noling to steal in my wood—no blackberries ,r anything like that — humanity leaves it done as a rule. There`ore I was surprised to ;ee you here. Well, said Frass ...

... A BLACKEERRY LEGEND The luscious blackberry, now spangling our hedges with jet, is, I imagine, the only eatable fruit left untouched in some districts of France. Local legends relate that the brambles formed the Crown of Thorns, and that the berries- ...

... escaped from Withdean Hall, Brighton, in May and eluded all efforts at recapture, has been discovered by a woman while blackberrying in the woods at Patcham. Husband Takes the Blame When Wife Is Charged with Aiding Him in Theft There was a dramatic development ...

... BLACKBERRYING EXCURSIONS Daily Mirror Office. MY DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS, — Blackberries are ripe ! If you are still holidaymaking, put on your old clothes, borrow a big basket and lose no time in reaching the green fields and the hedges where, if you are ...

... A RHYNE OF THE DAY To an Elusive Blackberry (Troops engaged in the Sussex war have been using ti-e-r steal helmets as baskets while picking. blackberries. The idea might be extended.) Aha! .elusive blackberry, You fancy you're secure! Perched high ...

... made from hedgerow fruits. _ The blackberries are not yet over, and crab-apples may still be picked if you are fortunate enough to know of a tree that has not Yet been stripped. Last week-end we had an orgy of blackberry picking and jelly making. This coming ...

... MY RECIPES My blackberry and apple jelly has turned out !well.: This is the recipe I used. If you gather 61b. of blackberries you will :want 31h. of cooking apples. Cut the apples into quarters after washing. Do not peel or core them. Put them in the ...

... FARMER'S WOES Blackberries, Courting Couples and Black Eyes When He Protests What with blackberry gatherers, mushroomers and courting couples, farmers were worried to death, said Edward Bee*, farmer, who was fined .ss. at Birmingham yesterday for allowing ...

... encountered picnic .parties,- the girls wearing filmy summer frocks, spread _over Hertfordshire hill Sides, and many a belated 'blackberry-gatherer reaping a make:weight harvest. * * e SUMMER ENDS IN A BLAZE OF GLORY - ...

... Horner sat in A COILNer of the room. 2. The idea that the snake is an asp I deride! said,. John. 3. While Bertha picked blackberries, Jacob nutted in the leafy lane. 4. There was an escaped lunatic on Kerry's land, I hear. 5. The rays of the sun flow ...

... shocked at the way in whicl they were treated by their visitors. The Devil's Dyke, near Brighton, was one of them. sures of blackberrying with that of eating and drinking in the open air. I used to live on the edge of a remote and Wild common. Gipsies Would ...

... Your fwher. the elder-berry, would not have been such a gooseberry, and although I don't care a straw-berry it looks very black-berry, because your (s)logan-berry is ' Cash on deliberry! ' STICK IT I don't care for my job, .but I've got to stick. it ...