... never to eat any wild fruit or berry, except. perhaps, the blackberry, but that so often grows close to privet and deadly nightshade, very young children should not allowed to go on a blackberrying expedition unattended. If a child has eaten poisonous berries ...

... Exeter Daily Gazette Offices, 173, Fleet-street, E.C.4. 'Phone: City 7662. Mr. P. Moon representative. Wild strawberries, blackberries, daisies, sweet peas, and poppies &re still to be seen growing at Zeal Mona'chorum. Lord Melcliett, who spoke last night ...

... 6prouts, 3d and 4d; carrots, 2|d; cauliflowers, to each; apples (eating), lb; ditto, cooking, 2d; pears, 5d lb and 4d each; blackberries, 4d lb; grapes, Is 6d; tomatoes, 4d and 3d; cucumbers, 3d and 4d each; (jelery, -id and per stick; cryslihg's, 4d lb; leeks ...

... of your drawings and paintings, and also more letters from you. IVY REDDAWAY (111.6).—1f ever I come your way when the blackberries are ripe 1 shall give an address in your chapel and suggest, as did your preacher, that the boys and girls pick me some ...