... OD BLACK Large consignments of blackberries have been shipped from Belfast to Englaadand Scotland within the past few day.. The trait, which are of very good quality, have met mainly the Portadown district. Blackberries are coming into greater request ...

... UTILISING BLACKBERRIES. A Leeds gentlemanonto has been travelling in the South of Ireland, writes to a southern ooatemporary calling attention to the rich harvest of blackberries which is allowed to go to loss every in Ireland. Where he comes from, b ...

... were snow to be married before a year went by. A man, it was said, would see the girl he was to wed, if he crept under a blackberry briar, pronouncing certain words too awful to be repeated. A gambler, who hail got under a like shelter, on Hallow Eve, ...

... jam industry into a 331004 productive and paying one, with a little care and trouble. They also have turned even the very blackberry to pay itself. Why act in Ireland ? These things are allowed to run to waste in • disgraceful manner, which if souse firm ...

... of Ulaterand of Ireland under a Home Rule Parliament. PLAYING AT SOLDIER 4. BOTI3' Brigades are now becoming as thick as blackberries in the autumn, and throughout the Northern Province no town or village of any pretensions is now considered complete without ...

... if in • fresh and dry state. Otherwise, puusi should be me:moo3 in a box. Tin lox's I always be for lamsons, hi.!. ixas, blackberries, 1, which are largely rent by pareol poet at this time of the year. Clwyssuthermone should invariably be enclosed in ...

... plentiful supply of and whiskey. Wild fruits are often supply in the immediate seighCr! hood, including grapes, apples, blackberries. and many others. Then these is gami of various kinds to occupy in of idleness the attention of those whose disposition ...

... pitch-dark in the barn, but ,hen I struck a match to what kind of quarters I'd chanced on, I saw thew. As I'd nothing but blackberries, and a few hedge-nuts all day, I need hardly tell you I wasn't satisfied with looking at those cheeses nor yet at the bread ...

... who no longer can plunder a hedgerow for theinselres. The average villager, though he has learned that it pays to pick blackberries! for the market, makes little of them hit:meld This is all the more to be regretted from the almost total failure of this ...

... can say Jack Robinson! The cowl aren't in the maple meadow today, father, said Tiny, gently. They are off - on the blackberry pasture lot. And who said they was to be changed ? Bawled 3lr. Chudwell, growing especially cruse, as a sharp, rheumatic ...

... ewe pith. sae to pluck them hem Me. In no. plot we sae a rawbombe ripsaw fart, in another goombertim no red. is soother blackberries—aye, mid =l4sad crab sad pears, plama, and sad erasheavies, sad various other so beautiful as and yet we to teem ot Meer ...

... know myself—we wore allowed no mirrors in the nearest lobs& lint • genius lam not. Geniuses me we kid es plentiful as the blackberries on the bushes. I'm merely • girl— • dale people—who has got • Soon, of those pretty barglais woad be just like me—and better—if ...