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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 ...
... STEWED I Blackberries J Apples or Plums Wheat, the ideal cereal d ' ...
... Herbert, of Elburton, said he saw defendant, a held, and when approached he said he was picking blackberries. Witness remarked that he would not pick blackberries in the middle of a field, and defendant then said, I have not been here long, and have ouiv ...
... THE ENGLISH RIVIERS. The following were observed D- in the open at Falmouth on_» a g0 Blackberry blossom. in ,on geraniums, goutwort, laurel flowers, stocks, and rost^ ...
... TO-DAY THE GARDEN December 16.—Plant loganberries i variety of blackberry against a fence or work to partition off the kitchen along the sides paths. Espalier also w do well if planted beside aP ...
... also marks the last day of the blackberry until next season, as the devil is reputed to inhabit the fruit after St. Michael s Day. This old Cornish belief is no doubt due to fact that little worms get into the late blackberries, especially after rain, and ...
... 18th. This neighbour last week picked some excellent raspberries his garden. There are still large quantities of capital blackberries the hedges round about here.—Chas. E. Simmonds, Shaldon-road, Newton Abbot, November 21. ...
... afternoon an observer saw the following wild flowers in bloom:—Strawberry, cinquefoil, herb Robert, lesser stitchwort, ivy, blackberry, self heal, nipple wort, sow thistle, knapweed, white deadnettle, hawkbit, common avens, daisy, white clover, and yarrow ...
... moor where the heather stains cmow, and in the rough commons and brakes, alight with ragwort, harebell, and thistle, are blackberries almost dark and ripe.—-M. LD. ...
... THE ENGLISH RIVTERA Writing from Farm, Cornwall, Elwyn Rogers and Joan •state that blackberries were picked on wednack Moor, on Saturday. And also son™ tadpoles were seen. they add. Bipe, wild strawberries have been picked Bickington. near Newton Abbot* ...
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