... BLACKBERRIES. If the preseot abundant crop of acoron afford* £o ...

... their way home from the Board school, to make quite certain that no blackberry left behind which dost not require another day’s auo. The effect of moch competition is that the blackberries are mostly before they are ripe ; insomuch that the pale black coated ...

... BLACKBERRIES FROM BRITTANY. the half-yearly meeting the other day of the Soutb-Weatero Railway Company, the chairma** mentioned that the imports of blackberries last autumn by way of St. Malo, showed falling off of 400 ton . This gi*ea some notion of ...

... BLACKBERRIES AS A FARMER S CROP, An auxiliary crop that is very valuable at this season is the common bramble the hedgerow, and it costs nothing to grow is one that the farmer never loses upon, no matter how adverse the season. It is, says ** Farm and ...

... beliefs, and we must suppose that she was scarce in the old merry days. Then Michaelmas the devil puts his foot on the blackberries ” and great ill-luck was supposed to follow if any one ate the berries after Sept. 29th. There are many variants of this ...

... this enormous quantity probibly two-thirds are landed at Sentbampton, chiefly from France and the Channel Islands. WUd blackberries are selling at double, and even treble, the price in the public markets. In one instance English tomatoes to the extent ...

... abundance fine fruit of remarkably good flavour Th s plant is hybrid between red ra«pberry and one of the finer var eties of blackberry from America. The fruit is very much like an rmons raspberry in appearance but with a darker bloom and a longer shape, the ...

... was dressed in clean shirt and collar, and wrapped in a blanket and sheet, while round the head was a twisted wreath of blackberry bush thorn. ...

... staff, commanding the 3rd Army Corps in Ireland. A Narrow Escape was experienced by young boy on Satorday afternoon whilst blackberrying on the heights oo Pier road aids of Fort Qegeqt. slipped and fell serarsl feat the precipice bat managed to retain held ...

... the enjoyment of incosent recreation on the Sunday. Is it not egregious absurdity that whereas I allowed by law to pluck a blackberry from the hedge, or the ear of corn from the field I debarred from taking from the rook a limpet or peri* winkle 1 Them ...

... (Rickaby) and Worcester filfv (H Jones), dead heat for Ist place; Lord Cringle (Randall), 3 Also ran : Hard Tack (Madden) Blackberry (Higgs), Cradle Song filly (Martin), Little Wisdom lilly (Griggs', Kineton (A Saxby) Tide (K.Caonon). Eugenia colt (Maher) ...

... to be taken up with energy, and suggestions and proposals thereanent (as the Scotch say) were on Tuesday as plentiful as blackberries (in their season). Among the many suggestions, that of a breakwater to the Hermitage and a new harbour enclosing the small ...