... utumn has always been that it brings the blackberry season. There are, I think, few outings comparable to an afternoon picking blackberries. It ts true, of that you get scratches, but who would be a real blackberry picker without the ecars of the trade And ...

... inociths. The man is apparently about forty years old, of slim built and brown hair. A handkerchief which had contained blackberries was in his possession. ...

... May 2 they went out together and Ellis wae not seen again until his decomposed body was found by a man who was picking blackberries. ...

... apple and stew tender. Put the cooked apples in a deep glass or fancy china bowl, and pour over a pint of melted jelly. Blackberry or lemon is the . most satisfactory. Set aside to cool and when. thoroughly set cover with a cold thick egg custard. or ...

... world would still slong. pretty babies, and honest folk prosper, and Mee and women would still marry end to grief, and blackberries on making mis- over them and , sweeter, and decenter, un surest you are not to a nuisance. Go to work! Produce! So, only ...

... mountain ash have turned red, and birdswhich do not appreciate the beauty of the trees—are devouring the fruit. The first blackberries are ripe in the thickets. In the woods are fungi of varied tints and colours, and from forest land one day recently someone ...

... Corporation Reservoir - Reservoir at Lon,gdendale. irell /bi ' The entrance of the shaft, which is c se lcsOf Is covered with blackberry bush br we i r d and its moss-covered sides give it a effect. It takes several seconds to hear a or in the water below, ...

... Good old days! Shanks’s pony did not mind walking from Leaf-street to Dunham Park and back or to Throstle Nest to gather blackberries. There was no ark in We used to walk to Philip’s git Victoria came and opened Peel Park. scholars had a grand day to Queen ...

... to match No, nothing. It is unmatchable. Strawberries we love, but not In a pie; blackcurrants, as jam; plume, apples, blackberries, all very well in their season and in their place, but not one of the lot fit to be set beside gooseberries, gloriously ...

... English ids. to 24 - 3. per cwt.. Canteloupe milnus 2s. 61. to 7s. each, pines 2s. to 44. 6d. osch, peaches be. per cAse.blackberries 10d. per lb., plums, cb,W•ry 10s., violets 6a. to Ez., Czars to 13s, per sieve, grale- 4 , black Hattaburgh is. 6d. to ...

... were shrimps and salad, st beef, ham and tongue, chicken and duck: p, eteak and kidney and veel and ham pie, ple tart and blackberry tart, lemon sponge, y, fruit mite Wensleydale cheese and a meal for & walker whose digestive kine during thé nrawlene tem ...

... fallen on evil days. The gregarious birds are gathering for their autumnal and winter forages, ard the time for nutting and blackberrying is here. But in spite of the touch of evening melan- choly that accompanies these signs of the departing summer there is ...