... previous Sunday, and a beautiful supply of fruit, flowers and vegetables was given. The produce, including large supply of blackberries, gathered by Master Alan Turvey, was sold by auction on rriday last week. ...

... for their midday meal. Afterwards they made their way to Wootton Rivers, where a short halt was made to gather nuts and blackberries, continuing their ride through the lanes and byways to Tinhead for tea. The return journey was via Edington, Semington ...

... situate iu the Circus, lately occupied by Lord Clive A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. BATH. October 11th, 1821. this is the season for blackberries a correspondent wishes inform the public that the juice of that fruit (about quarter a pint, for three four successive ...

... and grateful mind. solemn saint looks With halo worn aslant. But all the country's bounty Of fruit and flowering plant. Blackberries, hops and acorns. The fig-tree and the vine, Pears, fir-cones, medlars, lemons Happily entwine. White lilies and wild ro»e» ...

... packing fruit for the post is given in notice is-sued the po?tma ster-General. At this season of the year, he points out, blackberries and other soft fruit are sent by post, and many package* are found to have been inadequately packed, with the result that ...

... Westonsuper-Mare, the author stopped for tea at a miner's cottage, and was given delicious blackberry and apple jam. The secret lies in cooking the blackberries and apples separately, then blending them and cooking them together with the sugar. Epicures' ...

... FRUIT BY POST Post Office Warning to Senders this season of the year considerable quantities of blackberries and other soft fruit are sent through the post, and many the packages are found, in the course conveyance, have been inadequately packed, with ...

... married three months, hung herself at Halsted, Essex, last week, because her husband remarked at dinner that a pudding of blackberries and apples was a strange mixture, and declined to partake of it ! The jury returned a verdict, That the deceased hanged ...

... of competitors, most of whom were successful in scavenging high percentage of the articles, which included six white blackberries, three chestnuts, a mangel wurzel, and bird's nestl The First Primroses is generally assumed that prim roses can found ...

... Square, Bath. cows like blackberries? Two Bath young ladies, says correspondent, have just found to their cost that they do. story is that, having spent a happy, but strenuous, afternoon picking about dozen pounds of ripe blackberries, they placed the basket ...

... cfq; to Mlfs I .nrt on, daughter of Mr, Luton, boih ol Aldcrley, near W'ot- toii-Undercdgc.—Mr. John Blackberry, of Banwell- court, fonof William Blackberry, efq; of ToWerhead, to Mb* H'tvleit, uf Pusion Mr. BcnJ. Churchill, hofier, ol Sheepfhead, Lelccflcrfliire ...

... CHILDREN'S CORNER. THE CARAVAN —The Lest Balloon. As the* green caravan approached the town saw a little girl picking blackberries in the hedge. She had a nice, kind face, and clean hands. Raftlla was sorry she could not speak to her. Look, she's picked ...