... out old wood and retaining young growths at full length, and a similar method may be adopted in the case of cultivated blackberries if they have becomo overcrowded. Red and white currants fruit on the old wood, a fact which explains the wide difference ...

... 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. ...

... JANUARY BLACKBERRIES A dozen or more ripe blackberries were a large bunch which-Mr. Arthur James. Mineheai farmer. picked on the hill - war the town during the week-end Vi-lets are growing in the open, and many varieties of summer flowers are to be seen ...

... JANUARY BLACKBERRIES A dozen or more ripe blackberries were dn a large bunch which Mr. Arthur James. Minehead farmer. picked on the hill lear the town during the week-end Violets are growing in the open. and many varieties of summer flowers are to be ...

... JANUARY BLACKBERRIES A dozen or more ripe blackberries were do a Laney bunch which Mr. Arthur James. Wm . :lva.: farmer. picked on the hill ivar the town during the week-end Vir:lt , ts are growing in the open. and many varieties of summer flowers are ...

... It is not enough to begin weU—it is those who finish well who are crowned. BilLizT — ai's MAO AZIN A dozen or more ripe blackberries were on a large bunch which Mr. Arthur James, a Minehead farmer, picked on the hill near the town during the wenk.t•nd ...

... csniped on it -^ocasionallv. and the Ledbury Hounds found it excel- lent place to start a fox. Hawthorns were all over, and blackberry vines had climbed up the hawthrons into the old apple trees. Rome young wild trees had grown up: these 1 grafted wit'i good ...

... him for 5s and bought it constable made inquiries about the he it over PC Moon said accused told him lost while picking blackberries When charged lie charge brought against in spite” Defendant said was told to keep the watch lie from until saw him again ...

... Association. Those who said, knew very well that very largo family to which belonged those beautiful fruitins plants the blackberry, raspberry, and other varietio? numbering over hundred, but of all those varieties there was only one dewberry, a reference ...

... -/ Pupil :'I lien it must hate been Hector. guineas .or yearly tickets, and Ell even more, *wartime to the size and qua. blackberry. I kuew it was one of our three dogs. NnTE.-rrieto.e. 6d. in stamps ter daily tickets. Rents produced pret ‘P r r r n e ...

... Quay Committee' of Penzance town f Council estimate their receipts for coming yea? j;5,824, and expenditure 9,149. Ripe blackberries were picked in field at Little Tnegear, Mawgan-in-Menenge, last week by Mr. F. C. Thomas, of Carleen, Mawgan. Two more ...

... give a satisfactory explanation. I went to the fields, the foreman's request, to inspect the hedges. 1 was tempted by the blackberries stay longer than T should and, fearing wigging from the boss, I ran to the village. I brought him the tobacco an extra ...