... BLACKBERRIES. It leered that 'foolish blackberry crop will tbia year be a ditappointing one, aed that the reality will be under tiro In Wales, irbore - the finest the fruit yields will be better than thole of any ether oentre. In Poetised the berry crop ...

... THE BLACKBERRY O, Blacker than the cherry! When jam is precious—very— You would excite an anchorite To feelings blithe and merry! Our lads across the ** ferry,” From Ypres to Tmerry, (Apple and plum have made them glum) Will welcome the blackberry. F. ...

... blackberries. This is a good year for blackberries. In a too-wet summer the friiit is scarce and tasteless, and in a too-dry summer apt to be hard and juiceless. But this year it is reported perfect. The supply on the Surrey'commons is attracting London ...

... BLACKBERRY may win. GLINKA (ll»t 3!b) fourth Dilwyn (received 51b) at (2 miles). THE LAIRD (list lib) at Colwall (2 miles) ran fourth to John Willie (gave 81b). DOROTHY MARTIN lOst 13lbi was beaten length a half by Les Orm«s (gave 241 b) at Nottingham ...

... BLACKBERRIES. _ I lila - el - CBl:if as usual, are a good crop this year, and some of , them are ripe, but they need more sun. IThis is a crop which seldom fails, and I when it does the failure is not in quantity but in quality. August and early Sept ...

... BLACKBERRIES. There was a great quantity of blackberries in Covent Garden yesterday morning. Hitherto this fruit has been retailed at 55. per ib., but wholesale dealers state that in the course of a few days it is likely to be cheaper than has been the ...

... Blackberries The Mother and Baby group of Brighouse Parish Church spent a morning blackberry picking near Wellholme Park, Brighouse. Later that day they had a jam-making session, and this will iater be sold to benefit the Mother and Baby unit of the Halifax ...

... fragments of the same. know the name of the housewife who first mated blackberry with apple: bat it was one of the happiest marriages ever made. The apple provides: scb- stanee, the blackberry iends and their two juices combine to form nectar. When you ada ...

... Blackberries BEDFORD GIANT.—The one which has made all the spindly shoots is a@ virus disease robably infected wi nown as bush dwarf. Dig it up and its neighbour. burn it before the disease spreads to Potash will certainly growth of these blackberries ...

... THE BLACKBERRY The harvect of the hedgerows is nowbeing gathered in. Blackberries are appearing on the daily menu, and the country children are out and about in the fields gathering them, many of the unemployed workmen are busily engaged doing the same ...

... BLACKBERRY may win. BRIGHT PARK 3ib) e. Worcester (2 mile#) wa* beaten length and halt by Loch Maree (received 81b). ROUGH AND READY walked over in a two-mile steeplechase at last June. CHEERY PIE (12st 31b). See MACOOMEE. MACOOMER (12gt wa* beaten lix ...

... BLACKBERRYING. The sun is up in a bright blue sky, And all the world’s aglow. Come fetch your baskets, girls and boys, For a-blackberrying we'll go. g 1 kuow a spot where the ripe fruit hangs, Luscious and black as sloe, Below the stream, round the h ...