... MONEY IN BLACKBERRYING. Goldsithney is again this year the centre of vigorous blackberry-picking industry. Large quantities are being picked all over the countryside for jam manufacturers, for which 2d. per lib. is being paid the collecting depdts. A ...

... Blackberry Tim Miles of hedgerows ten feet high, Jet-berry hung-cream tipp't with flower ; Festooned by rose and traveller's joy, Robin's cushions in dyke -set bower. Down the lane come two brown lads, Straight in limb, crooks over arm ; Face and fingers ...

... and in parts of New South WVales the blackberry is so prcfhlic that the fruit is gathered by the ton, in place of the bushel or hundred-weight iwithwhich English blackberry gatherers are familiar. The blackberry is linest and most abundant on the coast ...

... BLACKBERRYING ACCIDENT While picking blackberries Bredon Hill, Mrs. Sidney Peart, of Great Comberton, fell and sustained a broken le£. She was taken to the Pershore Cottage Hospital and Hetained. ...

... IN BLACKBERRY-TIME. Blackberry time is already here —though the fruit is barely ripe except in Rome favoured spots. At the week-end many parties of motorists were raiding the hedges and woods in search of the taw material for pie, jelly or jam, and ...

... BLACKBERRIES WANTED. This year has been a bad one for soft fruit crops, which have been mostly spoiled by frost, so that both the Ministry of Food and the Ministry of Agriculture are anxious to make the most of the blackberry crop, which is very good ...

... BLACKBERRY SUPERSTITIONS Cornwall is great blackberry county and recall the following superstitions, in reference this bush and its fruit, which exist in thi> pun of England. After Michaelmas day the country people say that the spits on ah the blackberries ...

... poison,” and that there are many blackberry jam *rs who claim distinction for this homely fruit. I am giving an old-fashioned recipe for blackberry cordial. It is said to be very refreshing and plemant drink. The blackberries chosen should be the large juicy ...

... THE BLACKBERRY HARVEST. Thanks to the wonderful following upon • spring, the Is to bountiful sea eon for all the wild fruits of the woods and hedge. Practically every Intros,/ IRO anti, in such place Pow laden, and only thing needed to bring the bumper ...

... First Blackberries. The blackberries are a trifle late the (*loudly some are ripe before the end of )dy, Hank Holiday' passed before sat Held he found fit to eat, though the &Mos oeurthing the hedges eat them slam rhos is the least suspicion of redness ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE. The following is au old housewife's recipe for making blackberry wine, which is reckoned to be one of the finest of such beverages. As the fruit is now almost ready to our hand many may be interested to try it. Press the juice from ripe ...

... AMERICAN BLACKBERRY, NE\N BLACK RASPBERRY. With splendid assortment of all kinds of FRUIT TREES to name, including 4,000 selected GOOSEBERRY CURRANT BUSHES, from one to four years old; also a most select STOCK of CON IFERR in all sizes. inspection solicited ...