... acres have been cleared, and 120 of them planted with 11,000 fruit trees and about 4,000 small fruits, in eluding raspberry, blackberry, currant, and gooseberry bushes. A majority of the apple trees are of the known popular commercial varieties which give ...

... the Elementary Education Sub-Committee, stated that the blackberry gathering scheme, undertaken the teachers and scholars, had proved very successful. No less than 13 tons 4cwts. of blackberries had been gathered. sum of £4OO had been received from the ...

... her to Normanton Inn. Here the children were regaled with sandwiches, and later they spent a happy time in searching for blackberries. The drive back to Worksop for tea was much enjoyed, and subsequently the Recreation Ground was lively with merry voices ...

... will enable them to flower better next year. Later sowings of peas should be staked before they incline to bend over. Weak blackberry canes ought to be feraovcd. NORTH CORNWALL BY-ELECTION. There is a possibility that Sir Francis Acland, who, on Saturday ...

... ter fruit be found than Blackberries, which are not only valuable as an article of food, but invaluable medicinally made into tea, in cases of cold, sore throat, diarrheas, ate.—Ask your Grocer lor Wm. P. Hartley's Blackberry, with Arru New Season's ...

... Cornish tour, Wesley and John Nelson had to sleep in the open-air, and they lived chiefly on blackberries. “We ought to be thankful that there are plenty of blackberries in Cornwall,” said Wesley. “This is the grandest county in England for getting appetite ...

... Mr. H. Plowright, Mr. Albert Heymann. J.P.. Mr. Harry Sheldon, Mr. W. Swanwick, Captain J. Marsh, and numerous others. At Blackberry Hill more than one fox was afoot. After taking a ring round by Wynnatay Cover one of them led the way Normanton-on-the-Wolds ...

... 16s box. grape fruit 30s to case, cucumbers 5« to 6* do*. English tomatoes 4s to 5s 6d, new Cape oranges 25* 32a case, blackberries 1» to chip l»aeket, English plums, green, 6s to 10s sieve, English plums, dark, 8s to 12s. Victoria 12* to 15a sieve, English ...

... 3d, tomatoes Bd, eating apples 4d, cooking apples is per stone, beans 2d per lb. Nfarrow 2d and 3d. Mushrooms 60 per lb, blackberries sd. YORK.—Whites 42 to 42 5s and King Edwards £2 10s to £3 per ton. The reason riven for the low prices is that South ...

... who swore that the combatants never infringed on the highway, the Bench dismissed the summonses. INSPECTOR DEAD IN FIELD. Blackberry Gatherers* Discovery at Wrangbrook. William Richardson, Railway Cottages, Wrankbrook, near South Elmsall, inspector the ...

... tomatoes 2s 6d to 6d box, green figs is to 1* 4d box, English plums 14s to 18s sieve, Californian oranges 27s to case, blackberries 6s to 7s stone, Kent filberts 14s to 16s sieve, damsons 16s to 20s per sieve, dessert jiears 9s to lls per crate ...

... blank before fox was found in Thornton’s Holt. Reynard ran by Cotgrave Place, over the canal, and Clipetono-on-the-Wolda to Blackberry Hill, where he was lost. fresh fox was, however, picked up in the vicinity of the covert, and he was soon killed. Another ...