... they can then he conveniently caught to put back on the nest. awn VATING BLACKBERRIES. No one who lives in the country and has to hedgerow/ would think of cultivating blackberries in his garden. as abundance of fruit can always he obtained from the wild ...

... woman le the worn my friend. that I showld want for a guide, cowaselkie. and fries& BLACIDIZZY JULY. Jelly made front blackberries is excellent for throat.. Pat the berries in a jar, which place In a of boiling water. and simmer until all I. extracted ...

... which after contrition Is felt. SEASONABLE HINTS. The brambles are patties on their colours. and the fruit (blackberries) Is ins feat. Blackberries essentially a to the poor. They grow by the roadside. and ■re in a genes free to alt. providing the law of ...

... CARDIFF' CHILD'S SAD DEATH. Graaf. aged Fan. eon of John Greet. 21. (bowl-reed. Cardiff. sweat. with other boy,. to Peaarth blackberrying on morning. and ram. bark throngh the tanyard. On the Taf Vale Railway line they got log with two trecks mending there ...

... inquest at the Toes• ball on the body of Stephen Grant. aged am. non of John Grant. Sl.Coart•road. Grange. Deceamed bad been blackberrying w otb. , boys. and •fterer•rda they all got on to , he Taff Tot- nest. Ihrgli.elrert. roe boy ea. found net dead under ...

... Milton and Deer. were aumm , •ned for Iresp.ein, Taft Yale !ann.,. The delendanto admitted the Miran., and elated I were 'blackberrying.. Knott informed their wor. sh pa that he rereived a number reimplatata freer owners land at (hit time i.l the year Irenarding ...

... *N 1 which the right thing. THE OF THE REDOES hes now to be gathered. Blackberries ripening very fast, and the .ins are getting darker in COM., every day. Now the time to make eine gin. or damascene.. which are not danienne proper. may be used instead ...

... to the retest of two millions sterling. Donors of a hundred thousand pounds to educe tional inatnatinnu are a., thick as blackberries in tine Uniti.d Slot, Mr. Iloilo-. well makes some interesting comments on the education of the negro population, which ...

... his mother in Walt. be wrote a loving letter to her saying he wished she were there to jump the hedges and he among the blackberries waisted to the eyes. The letter ended : Ilia! op by vying you a jolly good kiss and a eurieese. But in the autumn Mercer ...

... heart, eiciept in the way of encouragement. hut depend upon it no man can sit on his nether end In a public-home and pick blackberries. The long-looked-for life of the Rev. U. R. Thomas, from the pen of hie only end devoted brother. Mr. D. Morgan Thomas ...

... 'thought that strawberry jam would have been popular, hut only 2,421,4001 b. of ' this sweet was eaten by Tommy, whilst blackberry jam, for some cause or other. was the most unpopular of all. 33.00Cib. only being eaten. Tommy is essentially conservative ...

... path from brook running through the wood which excited hie curiosity, and he traced it for about 40 or 50 yards to some blackberry bushes. What he saw resulted in his giving information to the police at Chepstow. In the evening Police-constable Grove ...