... in the roadway. The railway traffic was impeded, and it ia thought that another bridge will have to be constructed. The blackberry crop in Kent this season is an exceptionally large one, and the fruit, owing to the hot sun and high temperature, ia of ...

... weed here is the cape gooseberry, a delicacy in England; and a delicacy out here, though almost a weed in England, is the blackberry ; so the world wags, just like down South, rabbits so numerous, noone will eat them. Chaps, however, make over I*3 a week ...

... Referring to blackberries, he said he did not see why they should not cultivated and j neatly improved. There was American black- s Berry, which was much larger than the wild species, and considered there was an opening for developing the blackberry into a ...

... quite different treatment in the way pruning. Remarks followed, in reply to various questions, on the culture of American blackberries, 011 the causes failure crops on vines, on the best way destroying the onion maggot, the cineraria maggot, and the celery ...

... trouble with her.—The Mayor asked prisoner why she left the Union ? —Prisoner said she wanted to do 1 little work—to go blackberrying.—lnspector i Prior said she was continually leaving the Workj house. Last winter she put the borough to the expense of ...

... correspondent—Mr. J. Oldfield—to forget the claims of the humble blackberry. '-It may be ; laid down as general rule, adds Mr. Oldlield, that the wild vegetables, such the whinberrv and the blackberry, have the great advantage of having passed thro'igh such ...

... the owners of the adjacent properties and others who habitually used the road. As the nearest proprietor, having bought Blackberry Farm for the sake of its ultimate value for residential purposes, lie objected to the proposal on account of the damage ...

... trying to get sufficient capital in 'shares to float the thing succeed is question. think not. Newspapers are plentiful as blackberries in Croydon. One—the Croydon Star— expired after a lingering existence last Saturday, ar.d another of our contemporaries ...

... nosegay.—ls. fid. Lily Havelock. —Ist nuts.—ls. Edith Harman.—2nd blackberries.—fid. Rose Dcffell.—lst miniature garden, 3s. Extra blackberries, fid. Florence DrFFELL.—Ist blackberries. Is. ...

... parable of the piece silver. I hope to find my treasure before die. Adrian did not answer. sat looking at the high-tangled blackberry hedge, with its luxuriance of leaf and bramble, clusters of blossoms and fruit, in all its stages between bud and berry ...

... or ten shillings more to put in a slush tank. Working men who were able to build their own houses were not plentiful ?s blackberries, but if they were, they ought not to be allowed to build insanitary dwellings. He begged to move 44 that this meeting regrets ...

... next work (134) there is some wonderfully vigorous painting, notably the basket of blackberries. It is eutitled 44 Practising without diploma. A boy has been blackberrying, while his sister engaged in necessary darning. He has run a thorn into his finger ...