... Southleigh village on the right, hounds took him over the hill to Birch Wood and into the shrubbery, after which he crossed the Blackberry Castie road for Tottiskay Bottom. KILL AFTER REBUFF. After Customs Pit the pilot bore left Nannys Water and continued right ...

... Mrs. Dayment. of Clarence Place, Exeter, last week, picked several branches of bramble on oodbury lull ripe excellent blackberries. Under the auspices of the Devon and Exeter Mission to the Adult Deaf and Dumb, a party for the local Exeter deaf was held ...

... Stomakes Country towns, too. had local brews for which they were famous. Aylesbury, Bucks., produced a drink in which blackberries and sops of bread were added to the ale. Our forefathers considered it good for wake men and feble stomakes. In Sussex ...

... with Mrs. C. Cheverton, who wore two ropes of pearls with her trailing dress of black velvet. Mrs. E. F. Anthony chose a blackberry chiffon velvet coatee with her snugfitting black gown. Dr. Mildred Thynne was regal figure in dull cyclamen cr£pe, fine ...

... competition : 1, Miss Finch and C ; IWli«; 2, Mrs. F. Burrow and Mr. spl ek (Hardy's Farm); 3, Mrs. J. Morrish and Mr. M. Sage (Blackberry Earm). Lating jelly with knitting needle: Mr Patch and Mrs. W. Stuart. Matching advertisements: 1, Mrs Avery and Mr. Patch ...

... principles of Christ, the more it will gain recruits. But not great numbers. The highest motives are not as plentiful as blackberries, and the will come in one by one as they gradually find it impossible hold out any longer against conviction For my own ...

... green peas refused to pod or fill out; mushrooms, owing to the cold state of the ground, were practically non-existent. Blackberries swelled, but had difficulty in ripening, and a large proportion of the fruit rotted while still in the red stage. Climatic ...

... usually favouring the damper soils, or the dandelion flower, which, perhaps, is the most popular; and one must not forget the blackberry, which, properly handled, makes a drink second to none. There are, at least, two things which the Forestry Commissioners ...

... autumn afternoon When Roy was feeling good. He settled they'd pick blackberries. Down by the hazel wood; May brought a basket. Roy his stick Their dog came too—his name Mick. The blackberries were fine, May filled her basket first. Roy put his in a paper ...

... Violets, roses, and mignonette, grown in exposed positions have been picked Miss E. Pennington' of Esther House, and ripe blackberries in the hedge adjoining White Cliff re reported by Mr T We*tlake, and have been picked recently by \f Newton. ' A successful ...

... raspberries 5.780. black currants 9.772. red and white currants 2,574. gooseberries 10,370, loganberries and cultivated blackberries 2.571, making 55.702 all told. All classes small fruit were less than 1935. Hardy nursery stock covered 9.980 ' acres, ...

... effective wash. Keep the \turo stirred while scrubbing and s;. tinging. Nino The Small Fruits.—The pinning of raspberries, blackberries, ii.l the crosses between the two— hybrid brambles —consist# in cutting to the ground the stems that have United, and in ...