... of the yellow water lily. The tall seed grasses the ditch sides are not so fine as last year, wanting moisture, but the blackberries are blossoming in profusion. The birds are now for the most part silent, but the sweet and soothing notes of the wood-pigeon ...

... Birmingham prices. Parsons, 9, Jordan-well. sB2b LBS. PLUM JAM, Is. 6d. ; 2llie. Consumers, Home-made Marmalade. 4£d. ; 21b*. Blackberry and Apple, sd. ; Rose’s Limejuiee Cordial, Is. Id. From Consumers’ Tea Co.’s Coventry Branches. Alexander edwahds & co. ...

... Birmingham prices, Passons, 9, Jordan-well. Site LBS. PLUM JAM. Is. 6d. ; 21be. Consumers, Home-made Marmalade. ; 2! ...

... Birmingham prices Parsons, 9, Jordan-well. 58*cb jyLBS. PLUM JAM. la. CH. ; 2lha. Consumers. 4 Home-made Marmalade, 210*. Blackberry and Apple, sd. ; Rose’s Litneptioe Cordial, Is. Id.— From Consumers’ Tea Co.’s Coventry Branches. LEXANDER EDWARDS & CO ...

... Birmingham prices, Parsons, 9, Jordan-well. LBS. PLUM JAM, Is. 6d. ; 2U». Consumers, Home-made Marmalade, i^d.; 215 m. Blackberry and Apple, sd. ; Rose’s Limejnioe Cordial, Is. Id.— From Consumers’ Tea Co.’s Coventry Branches. LEXANDER EDWARDS CO.. 17 ...

... Mulchings of rich manure, copious supplies of water, and uquM manure are of great assistance. bd. The cultivated forms of Blackberries where they succeed. Strong, rich soil, deep and moist, is what they require. They most to freely mulched lighter soil and ...

... three miles out and see few people exoept out-ofwork machinists endeavouring to make up a load of hedge nuts or a basket of blackberries. Ihe cycle disinclined the inhabitants to do any more walking than would take them and from work, and now the trams, judging ...

... s. The chief sine qua non in the process is the fermenting, and then the long keeping—the longer the better, usually. Blackberrying and nutting afford legitimate excuse for many delightful picnics and excursions as long as bright days last, but. whilst ...

... For one thing, the hurt is easier to gather than the blackberry, as it grows on small shiubs and makes no attempt at hiding its best fruits away, It is berry of juicier nature than the blackberry, and it does, indeed, need the tin-pail for a receptacle ...

... little sign of any change in colour. The fruit has for the most part ripened beautifully. The wild fruits are abundant —blackberries especially hang in rich and heavy festoons, although they seemed about to wither with drought until tflt! rain come. They ...

... Ethel Walter. The latter’s exhibit was an ornamental leaf pattern, well finished, and Miss Matthews showed a panel with blackberries and leaves carved. Side by side with this was mirror frame by the same girl, which took the prize the Leamington Loan ...

... of good feeling, and do away* with a deal of friction between employee and their employers. The nutting season And the blackberries ! Ah, give the country to the town. God made the country; somebody else made the town. FOWLS. Visiting a poultry show a ...