... rose, hock dog violet, common avens. bur meddlck Hutch clover crimson clover, hogs weed, cow parsley scarlet pimpernel. blackberry, mouse-eared chickwecd. cranium .shining geranium, bugle, black knapweed, marguerite daisy, cinquefoil. common nipplewort ...

... underneath a bathing costume. He was unable to give any account of himself, and said he had been living in fields eating blackberries. He lives with his wife and six children at Dublin. ...

... for soft fruit. many Iji &u 'it was stated, tiie receipts were * cover cost °f picking \ This probably accounts , absence blackberries from shops where they are usually on tat this time of the year. A week o'o, when the season was com- \ ln the fruit commanded ...

... WHEN THE ANALYSTS DIFFER MID-DEVON MILKMEN COURT BLACKBERRY TJME AND GRASS A difference in the certificates of the analysis of similar samples milk by the public analyst (Mr. T.. Tickle) and the Seale-Hayne College analyst was argued in favour of Alfred ...

... the police were pursuing inquiries;. Thomas Madge said he was walking across the pathlield to town, and went pick some blackberries the hedge when saw the nude body child. informed the police. Dr. K. G. W. Sanders, Barnstaple, said there were no marks ...

... flowers and fruit are to be seen side by side upon the same plant, and whilst this is no uncommon occurrence the cases of the blackberry and the hardy little white field-rose, it is more unusual to And dogroses blossoming—as I did the other day— upon a bush ...

... were for the most part conspicuous by their absence. BLACKBERRIES SUFFER. The inclemency of July apparently proved favourable to the whortleuernes, allowing the fruit to swell before ripening. Blackberries, on the contrary, are decidedly poor, all considered ...

... protecting flowers, ferns, and trees. He said that great help could be obtained the law allowed landowners, as in the case of blackberries mushrooms, to put up notice prohibiting the taking of wild Mowers, &c, which, it was disregarded, would render the culprits ...

... actually see any money passed. Residents in the houses near by had complained of gambling on Sunday afternoons. STOLE THE PLUMS BLACKBERRY PICKERS FINED AT For stealing pounds of plums, valued at 35., Alfred William Pearce, Fred and Roy Pollard, all of Ashfordroad ...

... nightshade from which is derived that most useful drug belladonna. It, often grows amongst the brambles laden with their ripe blackberries, and its fruit, too, is black, like a sweet, ripe, glossy cherry. Two or three will make a child unconscious, and unless ...

... made for the rocks and the beaches, hundreds wandered over the cliffs and the United Services Golf Club course picking blackberries. CI.I B LOSING MONEY AND MEMBERS. An official at the golf club told a representative of The Western Morning News yesterday ...

... and the housewife was a had one who did not till her stillfoom the fruit seasons. I had excellent blackberry tart only a week or so ago, and the blackberries tasted like fresh picked ones. The bottling of such fruit is so easy, it seems,- and entails no ...