... it has been a very killing bait on Doffcocker reservoir. In somo parts of Lincolnshire boiled peas, and even cherries or blackberries, will fill the angler’s basket when other attractions fail; the wise angler therefore notes the character of the produce ...

... Saturday afterncon at Luddendenfoot, a little boy named Glazebrook lasing his life by failing into the Calder whilst gathering blackberries. . In trving to catch a pigeon gn Southport Pior a boy named John Armstrong feil and alighted on the marine lake landing-stage ...

... asutumnal Virginia creeper. Then there are chrysanthemum-red — a delicious reddush-bronze; blackberry-red—the exact shade of the blackberry leaf when it Chmfi. colour; blackberry-purple —the colour of the berry; and last, thouszfl not the least beauti‘ul, a new ...

... K MISTAKEN NOTION. ! Yt is a mistake to suppose that the currant grows haphazard, just as blackberries grow in Britain. The currant vine needs six or seven’ years’ careful cultivation before it bears fruit. Tt does not take kindly to any soil save that ...

... bv the use of ecithee lettuce or onions. Use all kinds of fresh, ripe {ruits to purify the blocd and tone up the system. Blackberries and raspberries are tonic, and usefud in all forms of diarrheea. Bananas are an excellens food for those suffering from ...

... dip snd a frolic; when it was winter tbelL went skating and snowballing over the hills; in the autumn they were off for s blackberry Bridget watched the th ridget watc ame wi arms cmueJ} her honest face u‘nned. “Who would think,” she said, ‘‘ that the old ...

... we live in. Trees loaded with all kinds of fruit and filbert nuts, the hedgerows filled with 21l manner of wild herbage, blackberries, flowers, hops, honeysuokle, etc., etc., and we were persuaded of the truth of the injunction which we noted on one of ...

... rlnto. Two or three eingle ears of corn or barey, artistically arranged, make a most effective picture. A single spray of blackberries, crabapples, or one small sprig of the hazel, with its white nuts in their green cups, are all that is neceseary to make ...

... going to waste the time of Parliament in passing such nonsense. It is several yoars since there was such a fine display of blackberries in maoy of the hedge rows in the county, the berries being large and well set. Last year, it will be remembered, the crop ...

... upon the lea l_sv_da.;)cin's with do.ligiht';” e ‘And every bush and flower tree Is singing in its flight. v NEXT WEEK: ‘“BLACKBERRY.” Correspondence: ��“ Flora ” Editor, ** Chronicle” | @fce. ...

... the common blackberry. But with all due respect to him, I should like to give the opinion of George Bentham, C.M.G., F.R.S., one who, it must be adneitted by all, had the power in «very respect to judge on all these various kinds of blackberry. Varies ...

... being shiken off the tiees before | they are fully ripe; and, although not in the l@ame danger, the beautiful supply of blackberries showing on the brambles fringing our eountry lanes, even on the outskirts of Bolton, peed only sunshine to bring them forth ...