... he was a witness in cne of the strike cases. Two lads at Feltham were charged with stealing blackberries from a garden. The wegistrates held that as blackberries were not ‘‘cultivated ” the charge of theft could not'“:o sustained, and the case was dismissed ...

... very poor soil in the case of apples, pears, peaches, and nectarines, but for gooseberries, currants, raspberries, and blackberries a rich soil is best. Lift all tubers as soon as possible now, and preserve them through the winter by clamping on a piece ...

... Duet—*‘ Hearts and Homes''—Misses Burden and oiABR R f R T Song—*‘ The Miller of the Dee'’—Eight School Children. Reading—** Blackberries ''—Mr. Clarke. Song—*‘ Beautiful Isle of the Sea’’—Miss Burden. The Rev. J. E. MATTHEWS proposed a vote of thanks to Mr ...

... “I made suc an awkward blunder this afternoon.”” “Indeed?’’ asked her friend. “What was that?” “I mistook a bee for a blackberry.” He: “My darling, you must be mine. I yearn for you every day.” She: “That’s all right; but what I want to know is, will ...

... ground sprface is kept quite loose. - ? & b Now is the time to layer the long, trailing shoots of Lo%‘snbern‘ea an¢ American Blackberries for the production of new plants. This is done by simply pegging them down and cwerinr with soil, no cutting being required ...

... begonias, Yetuniu. gloxinias, sweet peas, tomatoes, cauliflowers, oelerg. Plant roses, gooseberries, currants, ras{x erries, blackberries, loganberries, shallots, cabbcfi, caulifiower; evergreen and deciduous shrubs, climbers. Prune Eelcheu and nectarines on ...

... remains were unearthed at Winchester on Saturday, near Hyde Abbey, the burial place of Alfred the Great. % Tons of fine blackberries are _agt_nhng on Devonshire hedges for want of picking. Ten scholarships in domestic training for village students have ...

... result of the fishing season on the North- East Coast of Scotland, no fewer than 1,072,500,000 fish have been landed. . Blackberry harvest has been begun in Surrey, the berries being unusually large on account of the copious rains. Minimum and maximum ...

... & of blackberries. Though but fifteen feet in le: it was the largest omhflhdhthn_rnnol ida in the lakes or fresh water streams. buckshot did not penetrate the skin. No one that we have met ever knew before that alligators ®were fond of blackberries, and ...

... weather, about - with greater po:.iw‘; 11? and all Rhrough '::;::g fl:e :rfi:m:ufid_ by Miss :::wu ::r‘on:l plentiful as blackberries in Sherwood, a lady who has spent some time in the sutumn: Mr. W. Wiho.hwu {: ;:l':omf‘?; Zenanas io India, and who is ...

... trees are only =hewing the faintest tinge of autumnal colour, yet the fields are bare and the wheatsheafs zarnered. The blackberries lag behind, and are as yet hard and green ; and wild berries, such as” the mountain ash, and guelder - roses are but half ...

... business, to meet the mail.”” and left him. He returned later and again saw defendant, and told him he was getting a few blackberries. Defendant said he was a liar about wanting to catch ** Paddy’s Mail,” and went for him with a stick. and as a result of ...