... to make the employers submissive? We think not, for non-union men in those branches ol labour appear to be plentiful as blackberries in season. The firm, therefore, seem to have little fear being rendered hors-de-combat, and profess that as far they are ...

... had some blackberries, and Alfred Mathew, asked him for .■line, hot be told hint that he could not glee them away. Alfred Mien said •• I won’t let you over the stile, and wltnem mid «I II tell motiier. Witnem afterwards pare him 2:1 blackberries for the ...

... sifted from the rubbish have been eiamined Mr. Clement Reid, who has identified those of the grape, sloe, damson, raspberry, blackberry, strawberry, apple, elder, fig, and nut The seeds of the elder ere so abundant in some ol the pits that Mr. Reid thinks ...

... peculiar beaten path from brook running through the wood which excited hit curiosity, and traced it for about 30 yards to some blackberry bushes. What he taw resulted in his giving information to the police Chepstow, lu the evening P.S. Groves, accompanied P ...

... has been arrested at Spa charge of cheating at the public gaming tables. Taranaki. New Zealand, suffering from a pe->t of blackberries. l*igs sc* being set to grub the roots of the bushes out of the soil. The impression is gaining ground that the Canadian ...

... arm in arm with another young lady, whom had since married. Correspondence of an amusing character, relating mushrooms, blackberrying. pigs. etc., was read in court. Defendant denied haring promised marriage, and his counsel contrasted the case with that ...

... for other fruits are scarce, and blackberry jam now put un in enormous quantities bv preserving firm*». ana it meets an increasing demand in the citiea and towns. good trade will, of course, done in fresh blackberries bv the retail fruiterer. Possibl- ...

... Mr. and Mr*. Parry left lor Folkestone an route fur tad Ulead tMr tet/Maa war. HERE AND THERE. p, a quart was ssked for blackberries in Chepstow last Saturday in certain ■bop. To enquirers it seemed lot (or such common fruit, but (hen (hey had not had ...

... by donation similar to that provided by the aaNolt-at-aiaa, Bkaotiful antnmn tints now cover the c )unlry aide, the dtuky blackberry end elderberry exist in profusion, and the scarlet hips and haws glisten in the hedgerows, all betokening that dreary winter ...

... certainly extreme poverty is a considerable obstacle to’ its existence.* ’There are ten per cent, of the huts poor that even blackberries cannot live there.** ...

... w« come to,” raid Geoffrey, “well scramble in; there’s sure be one soon. The village boys make gspt when they’re gelling blackberries. Yon don't mind a few brambles, you. May? You’re not such a go*»*e. Now Mabel greatly objected to being scratched and tom ...

... A USE FOR EVERYTHING On a loooly groan bank a country Uno. bordered (t-rna and flowering blackberry boshet. grew a tall aiately foK-fk>v« It ah.M>k Ho crintrx.ii and apoiicd (be bright »uu. abine, with a jaunty air that aeenu-d way Look at me, bow hamW ...