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... MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS GENEALOGICAL ImSEARCHES under- A .b'orty years' experience. - P RE ENGLI li HONEY. from the blackberry, Hme and heather districts, making the best obtainable; four lib. jars, 7/-post free.-COOK'S BEE FAint·, 47, Higb trer.t ...
... country except our own. THE OLD RO D. Nobody ver goes That way, wtere old cart-ruts crumble nder the burning sun, and humble Blackberry-blossom blows To the prevailing winds. Still there wild -bees gather their store, And there my heart something far more ...
... . The best plant, in my opinion, fox this purpose, is the loganberry. The loganberry is a cross betwoen a raepberry and blackberry and throws up long growths which may easily be trained against wire nefting, It 18 to be preferred to raspberry canes in ...
... Bright, 1: W. Arkless, 2; W. B. Towers, 3. One Pint Red Currante: R, Barbour, 1; W. B. Towers, 2; W, Bright, 3. One Pint Blackberries: J. B. Smith, 1; G. Robson, 2; W. Bright, 3. Six Apples: T. Mills, 1; J, Grieves, 2; W. Bright, 3. AMATEUR CLASS. Two Tuberoug ...
... trespasses without doing damage commits an offen~e, and to pluck or take away wild produce, such as pnmroses, nuts and blackberries in their seasons is not larceny. ow, nor- Ho:'~' far, then can a farmer turn wild mushrooms mto cultrvated ones' in this ...
... SIRES Al'D :\1A::--.JY :\IARES. 225 a wrong one. question 'hether blackberries could be reserved by any sort of cultivation ; the non-botanist might doubt whether the wild blackberry was not the last word in any case, of course, if the farmer choses ...
... Collins, the 7-year-old son of a platelayer, of 11 Co‘operative Terrace, West Allotments, who was electrocuted while picking blackberries on the L.N.ER, ling on Sunday. g o 3 Leslie Errington, a small boy, in Teply the Coroner, said he and m{xm chfl: over a ...
... At the time of writing these notes the weather is delightful. Everything is green and growing, the hodgerows are full of blackberries and the noultry are able to get a good deal of their food in the fields. There have been, it is true, one or two cold nights ...
... he said they ecould not do anything to him as he was juet picking mushrooms and blackberries. (George Collins, in the witness box, said that they were gathering blackberries and mushrooms. He had a can and Martin had a basket. Witness put his head through ...
... The land round about the vacated nest was a mass of dried-up grass and short W e reed , while every few yards grew great blackberry bushes. W e took up a position about zooyds. away from the nest. conce3ling ARRIVING AT HER NEST. Watter 1:!. ' 1-J w hmr ...
... tales are varnished until the very people themselves believe the lie thus told. KEarth tremors, Aluerdo, are as common as blackberries in October, but a quake in the semse of the term as the scientist knows it, would be broadcasted in our land long before ...
... round unlike breeds Buck Giants three : spring for egg laying pullets and spring table chickens midsummer for stubble' or blackberry chickens massive birds for the festive- season whilst midwinter both table and egg laying birds be bred One correspondent ...