... for a touch of a vanish.' bawl, And the pound of a voice WA ta MIII. —Fondly remember,' by moat:, . aunties. Yr. James, Blackberry Lase, pubeslathank patby sad Mb* 1.30 -1101:8 MEMORIAL STARES of 20 sore eacb, with 400 goys. added far (be owner and 100 ...

... PLANTS BY DIVISIONS. Many plants are readily increased by suckers, which are shoots proceeding from the underground roots. Blackberries, plums, tete., produce many suckers; and all that is necessary is to cut off the root where the Isucker starts, and then ...

... Bouihwater Brickyards pond, near llorsliam. They were holiday making at a farm at Weat Grinstead and left in the morning to go blackberrying. They were last seen paddling in shallow ater. Their bodies were recovered last evening from a depth of eitht feet. Dr ...

... brought into Scarborough. tie majority being cured and marketed kippers. When the blackberries come rabbits follow. is a well-known slogan of the trade, and both blackberries and rabbits (shot during harvest operation.) are making an appearance in Coventry ...

... each: esnieltolP melons, 22. 6d. to 3a. 6d. each: runner beans, 2d. per lb.; dwarf beans, 24. lb.: egg Plums. 24. per lb.; blackberries, Id. per lb.: cooking apples, Id. per lb.; Victoria plums, 4 d. per lb.; Belle 'de Louvain, Ed. per Ill.; Magnum Bonum ...

... let them off after a warning, but threequarters of an hour later they repeated the offence. They were taking short cuts to blackberry bushes. To P.C. Wild defendants denied walking through the oats. Tbey repeated the denial in court. The farmers just now ...

... %TOILE HEATH ST. GEORGE'S: Secretary, A. tfarriaon, 29, Cleaneet's Street. Stoke, Ooventry. Situation of round, Beady'. Pamr, Blackberry lane, Wyk.. Ileadiv , arters or dressing-room, Mallon hut, ken ay, Stoke Huth. UNITED: Peen-tory. T. P. Wright, 12. curt ...

... and moths will shun them. Blackberries promise to be ver plentiful this year. Already big, luscious bermes are on sale. Me raspberry crop was more or less • failure: little raspberry riaegar could be made. Try instead: Blackberry Vinegar.—Pot into an earthenware ...

... of 1013, Bath Street, Rugby. He was reported yesterday to be making slow progress towards recovery. Eleven inhabitants of Blackberry Line, F.zhalt, petitioned Poleshill Rural 'District Council at to-day's mooting to proyide connection from new houses to ...

... Canteloup melons, 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. each; runner beans, td. per lb.; dwarf b-ans, 21. per lb. ; egg plums, 24. per lb.; blackberries. 4d. per . lb.; cooking apples. 3d. per lb.; Victoria plums, 4 4 • per II..; Belle de Louvain. M. per lb.: Magnum Bottum ...

... A cheque for .C4B 25. 7d. for the quarterly lighting account was confirmed. With retard to the lighting of a portion of Blackberry Lane the Clerk was instructed to enquire the position of the Council concerning the lighting of that district. ...

... Blackberry Poisoning. BOY'S DEATH AFTER A LIBERAL FEAST. The venous danger of children feasting too liberally upon blackberries is shown by the death today of a Penarth, Glamorgan, schoolboy. He died from blackberry poisoning. On Wednesday, G d Matthews ...