... states a letter received from the Board of Inland Revenue by the licensed Victuallers’ National Defence League. Unripe blackberries, which she picked and ate at Loughborough, have cansed the death of girl aged eight. Hot «- JL *«pa m ****** — ...

... to have been the worst for twenty-five years. Hartlepool Town Council has decided not to appoint stipendiary magistrate. Blackberries are more than usually plentiful in Lincolnshire this season. Lord and Lady Pirbright have returned to Pirbright, where ...

... Buzfuz gained a verdict by dilating upon chops and tomato sauce, Mr. Shee sought to captivate the jury by referring to blackberries and mushrooms. Jack (to lady, come out to lunch): Are yon coming with the guns this afternoon. Miss Maud?” Miss Maud: “I ...

... House the comic papers fell ravenously upon the obvious jest, and pleasantries about “genuine Constable” wereaa common blackberries in autumn. The other day. however, the harmless jape was repeated, in all good faith, in another form, at the Winter Lxbition ...

... nature notes. ABOUT BLACKBERRIES, Viwatable Trades “Fruit, Flower, and Yegeian .. w Journal ’’wmits to know why the coma* berry has not been improved toe tivation grnter _• commerce sfc l l . i.‘^- tween, wo say the waves ran mountains “‘gb, but toe highest ...

... story of what ho, the poor boy, | regarded as his wrongs. . . , , He told mo that, the evening before, he had gone out black-berrying in the lane that climbs 1 straight up toe hill above toe Ness. A shower came on, and took shelter under the trees tiie ...

... satisfied that there is much more harm done by them than good; and there are nest* about, 1 might say, almost as thick as blackberries. I overran with birds when the cherries sre ripeit is nothing unusual for twenty birds to be killed before breakfast. This ...

... has hem despatched to local museum. FOOD FOR OAM£. ■ . This autumn there immense quantity ol natural food, the shape of blackberries, acorns, beech-nuts, haws, and other wild-frmU. “Country Life” points out that pheasants thrive neatly the variety of food ...

... to let air and ran into the lon and kill weeds. If not already dope, the planted portions the border should doge Blackberries^—The Blackberry an excellent subject for'fining up odd comer where nothing much will grow, and fruits well ia the town garden. ...

... blue-fish should be also white-fish and green-fish is not perhaps mpre wonderful than the parados of our childhood, that blackberries when they are green are usually red white; but it fairly represents thp confusion in current Isngnsge which has made scientific ...

... the tree, many of thorn denizens make quite vigorous growth, and have gathered good trusses of Honeysuckle and very fair Blackberries from such tree supported specimens. Bereis list of plants which have seen growing in Willows; maylbope that some reader ...

... come to;” said Geoffrey, well scramble in; there’s sure to be one soon. The Tillage boys make gaps when they’re getting blackberries. Yon don’t mind few brambles, do you. May? You’re not such agooso. Now Mabel greatly objected to being scratched and torn ...