... was told the child had been picking blackberries the previous day. Later he went held near the home of dead girl, and in one part found woody nightshade growing profusely and closoly intermingled with the blackberries. Another point which suggested poisoning ...

... accidents. Blackberries and nuts have been very plentiful in the Cirencester district this autumn, and scores of people have availed themselves of the opportunity to gather them. Not a few have found a very ready market for the sale of the blackberries they ...

... Bourton-on-the-Water Nursing Association. Miss Ransford Collett gave a ll interesting talk Economy. The competition, Blackberry Jelly/' was kindly judged by Miss Coilett, and the prize presented by the president was won by Mrs. Major. Nomination papers ...

... COTSWOLD GLEANINGS Blackberries and nuts, but especially blackberries, are fairly plentiful again this year much to the delight of the many who are only too glad to gather them and so earn little money to increase the family exchequer. Those who either ...

... Blunt saw it on the footpath at the top of the common. Two children were sitting not far from it and a man and woman blackberrying close by. captured it by putting his foot on it and slipping a piece of string round it. Mr. Blunt took it home and put ...

... TUESDAY VtUlilACLt, —Peaches ss. to 75.. nectarines 3s. to 4s. 9d. per doz.; mushrooms 3d. to 10id. raspberries 3d. to lid., blackberries 6d. to 6jd. per lb.; tomatoes is. to 4s. 7d. per 121b5.; cauliflower 6d. to ss. 3d., cabbage 6d. to 2s. 9d.. lettuce 3d ...

... when he went for a walk and did not return. His description was circulated a few days before the body was found by boys blackberrying. Archdeacon Winter, who was born at Bristol, spent many years in Hudson Bay territory before taking local curacies and ...

... said that she was Mr. Warner's orchard on Tuesday and saw Benning take the apples. Benning said his wife and he were out blackberrying. He made the mistake in picking up the apples before he asked Mr. Warner in the orchard. Smith said he brought the case ...

... by gathering the blackberries which are to be found in abundance. The blackberry is the best known of all our British wild fruits, and becomes ever more popular, both for tarts and jammaking. Few know the difference between blackberry and dewberry, another ...

... cool rooms. Plant blackberries for covering fences or trellis. BLACKBERRIES FOR WALL AND TRELLIS Where some useful trailing plant is required for an unsightly lence or wall or trellis work, there is no better plant than the blackberry. There are new varieties ...

... harvest shall not cease.' FRUIT FROM THE HEDGEROW The blackberry harvest is ripening in this district, and there looks like being a glut. With so comparatively little fruit about, the blackberry crop is not likely to go begging. The bulk of the fruit ...

... weather of the past week or so has hurried on the ripening effect so necessary to bring that popular wayside fruit, the blackberry, to a perfect state. Large numbers of children, and even grown-ups, armed with crooked sticks and baskets, are to be seen ...