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... ce to the Plucker. Monday, September Ist. If any blackberry picker poisons himself this autumn it can be only through surprising ignorance or recklessness. The youngest gatherer must know a blackberry when he sees it, and should be warned to leave all ...
... Yorkshire. POISON IN BLACKBERRIES. Juice of Deadly Plant Affects Little Boy. A case of bella-donna poisoning has occurred Bradford as the result, it is supposed, pf bating blackberries which have been picked by someone whose fingers were covered with ...
... THE RAMBLING NATURALIST. Thursday, October 3rd A correspondent, who found a crocus in bloom when blackberrying near Beaucb.ef on September 30th, believed that he had discovered a prodigy. He had, indeed, found something of a rarity, but it was not, as ...
... eseb; vegetable marrows, 5d each; red cabbages, each; blackberries. fid to 5s per stone. MABOBEbTEK UOODS.—Over-production is still said to exist almost ail departments, but it does not t«-N much upon value a. Demand is slow, and there to tnccnrsgicc ...
... A PLUCKY RESCUE. Drowning Child Recovered From Loxley Dam. liilst gathering blackberries at Loxley, near Sheffield, Jessie Oxley, aged 11, daughter of Mr. William Oxley,, of 4, Hunter Road, Hillsborough, lostther footing and fell down a 15ft. embankment ...
... shun blackberries as unwholesome. Some rustics think the fruit is unfit to eat until it is cooked; others will not touch blackberries at ell. In some parts of Ireland and France, is said, the Church, for some reason, has put ban upon blackberries, and ...
... POISONOUS PROPERTIES Does the soil of Franco infect the blackberry with poison in some strange way? I have eaten blackberries with impunity in England over and over again. But should I touch a blackberry in France the result is disastrous. Frantic pains and ...
... Resulting juice should be added to blackberries, sugar, and marrow, and the whole cooked as before. If jam having stronger flavour of blackberry be desired take Sib. of marrow and increase the weight of blackberries used to 3^!b. Addressing meeting of ...
... 4d. per lb. The Order does not apply to cut-leaf blackberries, to canned, bottled, or ipreserved blackberries, to the sale of blackberries a caterer, or to the use. sale, or consumption of blackberries in Ireland. The provisions of the Plums (Sales) Order ...
... he is accredited. Blackberries have ripened apace during the recent hot weather. At the beginning of this month an abundance of the fruits had formed, but they were small, hard, and green. By August 11th a handful of ripe blackberries might have been collected ...
... that most of us will be satisfied with the general term bramble,” or blackberry,” or at any rate with the single specific designation of Linnaeus. Yet the most unbotanical blackberry picker cannot fail to note certain plain differences in the fruits gathers ...