... GIANT BLACKBERRIES Blackberries as large as damsons have been cultivated by a firm of Bedford horticulturists, and specimens of the fruit were on exhibition at .he Royal Horticultural Show here. The berry is named the Bedford Giant, and is claimed_ ...

... BLACKBERRY TIME It berry pie, blackberry jelly, blackpudding—all these autumn delights • the spending of an afternoon or ..niong prickly bushes well worth • . Blackberry jelly is a delicious teadelicacy eaten with fresh scones, and Cream is equally good ...

... BLACKBERRY TIME IS HERE zz..`7l of the countryside .e roN! few week's towns' •ruitage to the hedge. with baskets , maxe a p wood s ana rasrberries are still a to many pe but one fruit the ut rrable flflily an afford for dessert. blackberryi there for ...

... FATAL BLACKBERRYING. Girl of Ten Electrocuted. Gathering blackberriel, between Bromley and Grove Park, in the South- La:stern suburb of London, on Tuesday, Grace Betty Kemp (10), of Downham, climbed on to the railway line and was electrocuted on the live ...

... DEAD MAN IN A CAR Blackberry-Picker's Startling Discovery While gathering blackberries in Saffron Green Lane, South Mimms, on Monday evening Mr. Clifford Crewe of Ulysses Road, West Hampstead, ima d e a sensational discovery. He saw a car standing in ...

... SOMERSET BLACKBERRIES Do They Really Not'Ripen Till October? A good example of the multiplicity of local plant names is sent me (writes Sir W. Thomas in the Spectator ), in a letter from Sotneriet, thus:— Another matter that is interest:ng us is the ...

... PENSFORD BLACKBERRY THORN DEATH WOMAN WHO PRICKED LITTLE FINGER A Pensford woman's death after pricking her finger with a blackberry thorn was the subject of an inquiry by Mr. W. G. Burrough, Coroner for North Somerset, who sat without a jury. A vedrict ...

... W. Harrington, of Old Mills, Paulton, in the death of, her husband. Blackberries are here again. A correspondent writes that on Monday he picked a basinful of cultivated blackberries. They are certainly very early, indicative of an unusual season. WEDDING ...

... Although we have had several sunny days during the past week or so there has not been sufficient sunshine to rpen the blackberries to that deep black which indicates that the fruit is really fit to pick. Here and there it is possible to find a really ...

... writes to me:—Up here in the blackberry is called ' and is comparaexrensive to buy. The price moiler, I believe, was about 12 . 1 pint (6d. in English money). 1!• your correspondent menberry' as another alternine to blackberry, adds 1 . 1111.11. A berry ...

... oiag. The beautiful hithe r ha; induced far more people p blaekberrving this year than kW, and homes have a good ni blackberry or blackberry and rl':ani re;rlv for the winter. Rainfall A rain fell in Red. .41 Er.von days, and tha tatal II ti, ! 35 i„ches ...

... too in eating blackberry pie made from fruit which we have picked ourselves gratis from the hedges, and the nutting season invariably sees crowds of jolly picknickers in the woods and lanes with basket' Most town people know what blackberries look like. ...