... 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 ...

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... GIANT BLACKBERRY. CLAIMED TO BE LAK»»- CL'LTIVATKD new blackberry, claimed , vas and most luscious evercultiya ttve - . , hibited Bedford firm of_ frun Royal Horticultural Society s BedfJ rfl terday. It has been named1 • and is a cross between and a ...

... BOYS AND BLACKBERRIES .SUMMONS AGAINST PIN HOE FARMER DISMISSED Wonford (Exeter) magistrates yesterday had belore them ease which Nelson Daniel, farmer, I'jnhoe, was summoned for assaulting Haruld and Eouis aged 13 and respectively. Mr. A. Martin Alford ...

... Meatiessed Blackberries William Ernest Goss, a burner employed at the brickworks. said lie worked there . very other Sunday. When he left the yard to go to dinner about 12-30 the previous day he MOW *nine children side the gate. They came inside once ...

... Blackberries In December Mr. D. Buckingham, of Park-road, Wadebridge, while on a visit to Treleather Farm, Padstow, on Saturday, picked some ripe blackberries. There were also several berries red in colour as well as blossom to be found. Mr. Buckingham ...

... 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. ...

... LATE BLACKBERRIES IN DEVON. Mr. C. E. Simmonds, Newton Abbot, writes to The Times: While out with the harriers the other day I picked and ate (as did another pedestrian) large quantities of delicious fresh blackberries field not far from Maidencoinbe ...

... EARLY BLACKBERRIES PLYMOUTH The Western Morning News . n 0 $ from Mr. Albert J. Milton a blackberries grown in his f* J, Hamilton-terrace, Durnford-sw houise. . . ell The berries are quite ripe ana ...

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... BLACKBERRY SPELT. NEGLECT. The presence blackberries is usually indication of shortage phosphate and of neglected, ilf-grazed pasture, The quickest and most satisfactory way to eradicate writes J. G. 5.,” and obtain a good pasture, would to plough out ...

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