... BLACKBERRIES An- , e an ' Sold out on Yennadon Mnnrpntpie an' gold th' glint-on th' ' b e tawny wfiere b'lackbeffies ; r ad 'T t0 fer a hlackberry pi e » bracken be burnished with red Out 'ere in th' glory-away from th' towm 'Tismazin', sure 'nuff, all ...

... MINEHEAD'S RIPE BLACKBERRIES dozen or more ripe blackberries were on which Mr. Arthur James, a fo™ v- lf , a,rmor . on the hill near the •V growing tiie open have also and man varieties summer in the locality. ...

... Blackberries have been picked at St. Keverne by Mr. Ronald Tripp, of The Square, and Mrs. Simon Moyle, of Commercial-road, St. .Keverne. ...

... the blackberry bushes are later both in flowering and ripening habit. The dewberry is the other bramble which so resembles the blackberry that many folk are not aware of its difference. Its fruit is larger and more juicy than thai of the blackberry. The ...

... blooms. visitor, Mrs. Bennett, staying at Heamoor, who holiday fnorn America, has secured also a number blackberries. This week juicy blackberries have been picked in from bushes on which bl ...

... Ancient Monuments Board of Scotland. NATURE STORY Many are now picking blackberries, but it a pity that many go in for quantity rather than quality. Large numbers of blackberries look quite good at first glance, but closer Inspection shows that one or ...

... WOMAN THE WEST MONTH FOR SLOES AND BLACKBERRIES (BY CORNISHVVOMAN.) If we are to have a spell of fine weather it will bring on the blackberries- Already this season have had more than one blackberry and apple tart, and there seems he many ripe berries ...

... September. The elder trees hold masses of ripening berries, of which the starlings are so fond and come to gobble greedily. Blackberries and sloes are not plentiful. Although badly beaten down, the corn being carried in splendid weather. The difficulties of ...

... stand wide-eyed to the sun. To a lesser extent there is a similar buzz over the bramble thickets, where the last of the blackberries are rotting. The murning brought quite a nip of frost with sun to follow, and a blue sky flecked with big white clouds ...

... poultry upon the stubbles and the sheep among the clover are familiar sights now. The buzzing of flies tells of over-ripe blackberries on the banks— M. L. D. l ...

... defendant carrying a basket which appeared to contain blackberries. He got into conversation with her, and asked what else she had in the basket. She replied that she had nothing but blackberries. 'Witness, however, examined the . contents, and found ...

... the track down which the woodmen's horses haul felled trees. It is a rough, wild way between the turnpike and the forest—a-blackberry lane, a primrose lane, a green causeway, too, into which April.the woodland bluebells overflow. To-day the holly boughs ...