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... A BLACKBERRY EXPEDITION HAS FATAL RESULTS. Three lads, named Laarancc, Oxford, and Wetberby, living at l>evonp9rt, went into tb« country blackberry picking Sunday. All three Were taken ill. and last evening Laurancc died. is still ill. It appears that ...
... a few inches of the ground. An excellent system of growing blackberries is that adopted in America, where the placte are grown rough trellises, which range from five to eight feet apart, while the layers are planted three feet apart. A very good method ...
... MISSING PLATE DISCOVERED INABLACKBERRY BUSH, at Peamarah Common, Monday. - neur Oodalmlng. . younff lad diacovered a blackberry bush larg® bundle. On bein« opened. It was found to contain entree diehee. deeaert and fish knivea and forte, travelling and ...
... Informa” non freely with pleasure. MR. WM. SMITH. WISBECH. PARKWOOD-BOAD, BO9OOHBR. -N.B.—No tuNr-P.-a lee* than £lO THE BLACKBERRY CROP. ...
... Gould you please let me have the recipe for making blackberry jelly?—J.J. the Trent on a 'perfectly dry, day, and pick over very carefully, rejecting all unrip bruised berries; then put blackberries into preserving pan with half pint of water to every ...
... blue, and the mixed white. BLACKBERRY CULTURE, The blackberry, fruitioosis, will grow upon almost any kind soil, but it seems thrive best upon that which is a light, porous nature. Consequently, in cultivating the blackberry as guidon fruit, rich porous ...
... THE BOURNEMOUTH DAILY ECHO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1911. NEWS AT A GLANCE. BILMORD BLACKBERRY HARVFST. The in Surrey rem I. beliewd to largest thoty yeses. hat., gathered es much as 40Iba. of fruit • Tl'; PRICK NGS OF CONSCIF-NCE. Frifeaa Clw Its Tyler ...
... house, which take about two hours of good hard work to fill. Hundreds of toi« of blackberries are lost every year for the want picking gathering. Many of the blackberries told London and ether large towns nro brought to England from Brittany, end last ...
... Jellies so long as fresh 'ruit is plentiful. The juice of stewed frail fruit rhubarb, cherries. gooseberries, raspberries. blackberries, etc.—boiled with just sufficient of Brown &Polson Vent Corn Flour to set a dainty mould. makes delicious jellies, full ...
... defendant walked through clover for about 20 yards, and commenced picking blackberries. —Fined Is., and ordered to pay la. tor Um damage and Nellie Adams, who was also a blackberrying expedition, was fined similar amount for haring damaged a bank belonging ...
... is being introduced into many gacdonj. The Loganberry, it m is bird betwefcsi red rasphmj, and one the Boor varieties of blackberry from America- Tire fnat (says -The Garden) much Uks enormous raspberry in appearance. but with a bloom a longer shape, ...
... and wh- questioned about the fire admitted 'hit bad caused it.—Mr. J S. King, for Che lads, said they were out piritin* blackberri''*. and took a kelt>, as they intended to have c. They collected slid set fire to some sticks, and aeeidcniaTlv set light ...