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... think they might profit by more careful and systematic dealing with the blackberry, which has developed favourably under the influence of a satisfactory season. Eaten alone, blackberries are somewhat unpalatable, though when mixed with apples they are made ...

... minutes past eleven, he was going through Ecclesall Wood. He saw the deceased there, and thought that he was looking for blackberries. The witness did not speak to nim, and on looking round saw hint going in the direction of the place where he Was fout ...

... this land after dosing the Woods, and what in the world will this land be good tor afterwards, only for sheep grounds or blackberry a ildernesses, or so. And further, the said Company have no authority to close the above Woods, as it could be proved that ...

... ot our well-known musician) is spending his holidays in Colwyn Bay, and on Tuesday, September 6th, whilst out gatheiing blackberries with his flaunt% near Warn Tyno Farm. he heard a noise in the grass, which proved to be a snake trying to swallow a large ...

... subandum Arenaria in bogs. „ 10. Pigs turning deep black and dying: Veron. scutellata. Lythrum. Epilob. Akima canticle. 24. Blackberries ripening fast. „ 25. A young heron killed O. P. bagged his tail. 26. Dr ow . :( 7 a — rotund. ; Pei.; pal. still flowering ...

... Sometime abcrit two o dock, while the group were amusing themselves by sailing a little toy boat on the lake and picking blackberries from the brambles on its steep banks, Mary was seen to slip into the water. Her sister ran to her, and was seized by the ...

... of the water would be from five to six feet. John James Edwards, eleven years cf age, said he was near the pool getting blackberries. The deceased. Mary Jane, was going across the end of the lake when she fell into the water. Then the other one came there ...

... Chronicle dated September 29th, This hot summer is on the wane but here we still linger, while the purple heather lades, and blackberries ripen in the glowlng sprays. Thousand of people have passed through this mountain region, and gazed on the beautiful blue ...

... birds are remarkably tame, or rather fearless of the approach of human beings. The lanes and path. ways have raspberry and blackberry bushes weighted with fruit. The orchards are plentifully dowered. Seldom have I seen trees more heavily weighted with plums ...

... fruit in full ripeness, as well as roses, verbenas, fuchsias, atmculas, primroses, and—what is more extraordinary —ripe blackberries and raspberries with the stems on which they had grown! As one who , ys the beauties of nature, and can get as much pleasure ...

... primitive seaside place, where the sand made great yellow holes in the hillside's carpet of prickly dwarf roses, and the blackberry bushes grew just where they liked, with never a hand to They . itav them. acre these nine friends waddled about ail day ...