... a charming gentleman. In March, 1909, we were back on my farm and into our new house, on the Mua Hills, among bracken, blackberries and red and white wild jasmine, with its back to the forest. In front a view without rival. First, a deep valley with a ...

... mushrooms and blackberries is very heavy. The latter are not much use now black berries, they say, are poison after September 21. One of my neighbours, annoyed by the large number of people who invade his fields for mush rooms, blackberries, and nuts, who ...

... case. All the wild fruits this year seem to have been on their mettle nuts, blackberries and mushrooms have given us plentiful crops. It is not often that you see the blackberry bushes still covered with fruit as late in the year as the middle of October ...

... had a wonderful time last week, since practically every breed was at its best, and celebrated dogs were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn or nearly so. Wherever we went there was something to claim our attention, and a single day was not enough to ...

... which abound all along this coast. You will find it rough going to Lough Yne with a scramble through the brambles and blackberries and heather to the top of the hill overlooking it but oh what a view rewards you. It is still rougher going to Mizen Head ...

... which is just in their country and good sport often follows. An enormous wood which belongs half to each pack, known as Blackberry Hill, is rather a bugbear along this southern boundary, usually ending a hunt. New- stead Woods, south of Mansfield in the ...

... Colchester /f Sw// /a/ is trim for town or comfortable for country wear. Can be had in Light and Dark Blue Ifwp, Parma Blackberry, Moss Green and Mustard. Other shades r to order. 0 GN.S. I BUCKINGHAM PALACE ROAD LONDON, S.W.I g Phone: Victoria 6666 ...

... daily job is to take milk to the collecting point by donkey-cart. SUPPLT AND DEMAND This notice in Mon mouthshire, where blackberries abound, means what it says, as about 25 tons are picked and collected during the season by professional pickers and sc ...

... use should now be thinned out to 4 in. This is another plant which is greatly benefited by a top dressing of soot. Fruits Blackberries and mulberries are probably ready for picking in a good many gardens they make excellent jelly sugar rations permitting ...

... time and money. Keep the Young Ewes. Breeding flocks are of necessity being cut down in many quarters, often BARRELLED BLACKBERRIES .4 Monmouthshire collecting centre. Weighing and loading ready for the jam factory. : ...

... Agriculture will have instituted a method for preserving fruit pulp without the addition of sugar. A considerable amount of blackberries are wasted every year because nobody will take the trouble to gather them. Black berries cook easily they require little ...

... shows the value of the ash constituents in some agricultural woods Wood. Potash. Phosphoric Lime. acid. Apple 19.24 4.9 63.6 Blackberry 16.21 14-33 4°-° Hazel 36.19 4.2 26.62 Plum 56.99 12.09 6.39 Ash 16.2 7.0 25.52 Ivy 25.53 5-6i 24.61 Oak 14.0 13.08 30.02 ...