... with assaulting Herbert Styles, a gamekeeper, of Sanderstead. The prosecutor found them in a vood on Sunday afternoon blackberrying, and alleged that when he told them to leave they set upon him. one jumping on his back and the other clutching at his ...

... and isn't worth the saving of those few minutes which make for comfort, coolness, and cleanliness. In the midweek I was blackberrying and mushrooming for a couple of hours among those tilted fields which escape the dust and moil of the great highway, and ...

... refrain from scolding stained pinnies and torn smocks. For the children have returned well laden from their harvesting, and blackberries make appetising puddings and pies and a store of cheap preserv.e for the winter. time. THE MAN AS HE IS. Monsignor Robert ...

... A NICE BLACKBERRY PUDDING. FOR some of us the blackberry season is all too short, and we have to make the most of them while they last. At the same time, we do not always want them just stewed, either alone or with apples. Here is a delicious cold pudding ...

... grailing swims and a host of other river scenes where success has been achieved in peat wihters. Now is the time to try a ripe blackberry as bait. Many swims are overhung by brambles, as anglers know to their cost, and the red and purple berries are now showing ...

... . . 1 I g 1. Eattott. Brixton, 7s. 3d.: Bottesford Blanch N.U.R.. 75.: Mrs. Derrytnan, Artington. Guildford I blackberries sold), Is.: Anonymous. 71 : A Fes: Symoathisers (per T. Earnshow), Huddersfield. 9d.: W.C. and Friends. Sd.: Employees ...

... traversed by the hunters' moon, riding to the full. Brambled hedgerows and commons are peopled with children armed with baskets. Blackberry picking is now at its height. Across the stubble the eye seeks beauty in the wake of the plough toiling for bread. Here ...

... is also Coligny who took the Final Plate, which was the last race in yesterday's programme Selections : LINGFIELD PARE. Blackberry Handicap—GOLD SEAL 11. Tannery Hurdle—BOUTON ROUGE •. Corinthian Steeplechase—SPlNNlNG COIN. Mill Honse Hurdle—EWELL LASS; ...

... SATURDAY'S RETURNS. LINGFTELD PAWL 1-30—BLACKBERRY SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLE. CHASE. (two miles).—Major Wstson's GOLD SEAL 11.. a, 12 3 (2-0, Downes, 1; Mr. E. Goby's KIT GREY LEG, 10.5 (10-14 Ellis, 2. Gold Seal 11. finished alone. Kit Grey Leg and King ...

... the gentle primrose. Farther up the rill, in a small clearing on its grassy banks, the hawfinch was busy among the ripe blackberries. Out in the water-logged meadows which run inland from the sea, a flock of gulls, conspicuous on the green grass, stood ...

... never experienced any dancer Drenches In England. Ireland. and Wales Plant trees and shrubs The roots Plant raspberries, blackberries. and from a hatpin, nor have I heard f anyo le P NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE. must be spread to their extent and loganberries ...

... quickly as he can. While motoring in the Alston district yesterday, Mr. Herbert Whitehead. a Blackburn tradesn.an, saw blackberry bushes laden with ripe fruit, and rose trees full of rich bloom, and he gathered a basketful of fine mushrooms. Alfred Gregory ...