... it will necessary entail on one particular part of the North Eastern main !xae, where already the pointo are *» thick as blackberries, and the signal J O6O have their senses taxed to the utmost, in ordb. r to avoid accidents. It would also be muefa better ...

... although lif? clothce wtre very much torn. A new rural industry Lj being opened up ia Kent— namely, the cultivation of blackberries for r relit. Enormous quihtitiee ot this fruit are grown en the heoges in tbe lanes and othor parte, cl that county, and ...

... should make an ill-natured remark, pass that also. Meanness and Genius.—Life, says the graphic ■ Neal, is like field of blackberry bushes ; mean people ' stoop and pick the fruit, no matter how much they blacken . their fingers ; but genius, proud and ...

... G. Lane-Fox, were both present at the game and also al the tea which followed. Complimegtary speeches were plentiful as blackberries, and hopes were expressed for a happy re-union next season al York. York ard Lancasters were too good for Rowntree's. The ...

... Major Browne'* Snap Dragon, 6 vra W Wheeler 1 11 . (lv 71b ex) Mr Bradier *_ape*try, aged Mr Barnes I 10 4 Capt G Stirling* Blackberry, aged W Beeves I 10 0 Mr J Greenwood's Edward, aged R Shepherd I lo 7 (in 71b ex) Mr Percivsl'a Regenerateur, 6y.. Gregory ...

... Pates' left ankle was severely injured, whilst Miss Fawcett was picked insensible. Accident to a Farmer.—Mr James Cox, of Blackberry Farm, was standing with a horse the Old Golden Lion Hotel yard, Northallerton, talking to Mr W. L. Bailey, of Ainderby Steeple ...

... between the and third. bliss Chater was fourth, Hooorette fifth, and Concrete last Winner sold to F U-her for 105gs. AT 4. TM BLACKBERRY MAIDEN (at entry)TWO YEAR OLD PLATE 1» sovs: cplts 9st, fillies snd geldings 111b ; winners after closing (August 6) 71b ...

... and cleverly illustrated books, forming pleasant gift volumes for boys and girls. these days story books are plentiful as blackberries, yet the demand for them is as constant as their appearance, and it would be a good thing if the appetite for fiction could ...

... the next few weeks of the in- justice of the existing state of the law. The value of mushrooms is greater than that of blackberries, but the farmer ought also to be able to prevent people from gathering black- berries. They are at least a saleable fruit- ...

... the Lord Ma, or, wh i was accompanied by the Lady Mayoress. He said that although these functions were almost as thick as blackberries, the annual bazaar was a very ■ pecial affair to th;* parishioners of St. Clement's. Some people looked askance at bazaars ...

... Southampton, oat of Brunette (asm The fitter and other winners). l C A CHBSNUT COLT, Block Bryony, out Ksdonga, Southampton, oat Blackberry (dam K.K—Btek&yooy oat of in*-Mr Tom. m__ ,>S A BAY FILLY, by o' by Southampton, oat Dynamltnrd (foaled April 4th)-_ •' ...

... returns than their growers have j received. In connection with the recent correspondence relating to the cultivation ot the blackberry as a garden fruit, we notice that the Rural yew } orker has devoted several illustrated pages to descriptions of new varieties ...