... the time of vowim: the seeds. It best il and praail sowings about every two weeks, ensure a «»ii*tant snpplv nee, root*. BLACKBERRIES. ground avadablc. Ilia improved blarkbo'rie* be grown with tbev viold ex-ell«ot fruit, while their foliage if al» ornamental ...

... —Mrs. Barrett and Woods beat Miss Walker and Barrett—o-7. 6-3. SEPTEMBER Onr-e September's with us. See the joys yiclda— Blackberries are the brambles. Mushrooms the fields. Rine. sweet nuts await the school-boy the woods. Token* of departing summer. Autumn's ...

... Inquiries -whether it pay* grow the email bu&h fruits, each as currants, goeieber.-icb, raspixmea. loeaunbcrries, and blackberries, reach u* and our experience the cultivation nidi tints nor really werv profitable, while so-ls that will yield good returns ...

... man;, •red portion iit lias rooted -an I* increased by dirial^ , the work being whih I the divisions being olante. h ns blackberries and I-luins. :rf>nn,l and tarn ted from tbr The growth o» natr.rally the top . anil pi: uckers from plants h» markedly ...

... together and riddled with bullets in a field near Whitechurch, six miles horn Cork, on Saturday, October 7, by a picking blackberries, was unfolded military inquiry here this evening, when the Court found that death was caused gunshot wounds inflicted by ...

... along country road the Yankee noticed some briars on which berries were growing, and asked Pat what they were Pat—They are blackberries Yankee—But thus' black,” they are ” i Pat—Oh, yes, but you see that is the colour they are when they a berries are not ...

... spurs, previous year or years’ wood, mostly terminal. Apricots, mainly on spurs, previous year years’ wood, mostly terminal. Blackberry, nearly or quite terminal current season’s wood. , Cherry, on spurs, previous year or years wood, mostly terminal. > T-I ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Many of the American blackberries are excellent fruits. Strong, well-drained clay soils are best, but the mante thrive almost anywhere. Where possible, a cool exposure ia desirable. good soils no manure will be needed until the plants are ...

... Colonel Johnson, governor of the Borstal boys’ camp. “Thev lived op cockles and winkles picked up the beach, with wild blackberries tb* only change of diet/* N OTE. - 800 K. j HIGH TIDE LARNE. (Summer Time), From Thursday, September to Wednesday, 12th ...

... the home market to us at home. , ~ . W© are simply starving in world of plenty. Larger profits and bigger wages were like blackberries on a bramble bush waiting to be gathered. ...

... —Seaputrick Dandy; 2, Alec. Wilson—Hugo of Croglin. Open, Bitch.—l. Messrs. Nicholas J. Caffrey and Thomas Caftrey—Black friars Blackberry; 2, Rev. B. Stack; 3, Ur. Charles Boucher—The Girl from Nowhere. „ PEKINGESE. Puppy, Uog Bitch.-l, .Miss L. A. Moore —Wei ...

... BLACKBERRIES Many the American blackberries are excellent fruits. Strong, well-drained clay soils are best, hut the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where possible a cool exposure desirable. On good soils no manure will l>© needed until the plants are in ...