... sorts of people. In order that the excuse for trespassing might be taken away, all wild things grown on the farms—as nuts, blackberries, Sr.c.— ought to be protected, and he suggested that alteration to the mover of the resolution. Mr. Topham agreed to the ...

... pears, plums, cherries , apricots, peaches, and nectarines sow two inches deep, similar to the nate. Seeds of mulberries, blackberries, and strawberries can be town half-an-inch deep in a warm positio outdoors. Sow a few hardy annuals. to form a succession ...

... woods r and my cabin, and continually lay in wait for me. I cool. , not go out even in the company of my maid Lur. to pick blackberries and wild r gal her forest roses, or to get fresh water at the reg, without being intercepted by be Noir and his offensive ...

... ears of her, who flings over a young fellow like Stevie, just as though husbands were to be picked off the hedges like blackberries. Ugh ! Pre no patience with her' Nevertheless, Mrs. Coleman was very tender and considerate over Urace,eud would not allow ...

... of blackberries this year are some compensation for the dearth of plums. A month ago there seemed small chance of the useful hedge fruit ripening in the present season, but the unusual heat has brought, after all, an abundance of ripe blackberries, which ...

... district, sir, which you know well, and where I believe you spent the summer, you know that reservoir sites are as thick as blackberries, There is no place in which you cannot find excellent reservoir sites. In this particular case you remember the evidence ...

... (Carntorth), won mooed honours with two panel., most artistically cut and modelled, one being • highly relieved group of blackberries, and the other a Flemish style of ornament. Ammon other amateurs the name of Mr. W Red 4 (Aniblerlde), figured conspicuously ...

... leave as' three inches deep, and an inch apart outdoors. little o f te e f oo t v i s ibl e as i s co„sistest with Mulberry, blackberry, raspberry, and strawberry I liberty of movement. Women who prefer fashion seeds may also be sown now. Sow the seeds io ...

... placed in the teapot with China or Ceylon tea will improve the flavour and wholesomeness of the decoction. Balm, hYs;p, and blackberry leaves may be used as a substitute for ordinary tea; a few leaves of mint may be added, and sage also. Balm drinks persevered ...

... orators and organisers went down in droves to Manchester ; no stone was left unturned, and promises were showered as thick as blackberries on the constituency. Notwithstanding all of which they had eventually to face defeat by one hundred and fifty votes. There ...

... that are not doing well. Hardy perennials of all kinds may be planted during the next few weeks. BLACIBERNIES. —American blackberries make an extmlleut fence, and are extremely ustful for this purpose, their spiky prickles keeping hack all intruders. They ...

... patches of strawberry beds and many fruit trees, all inclosed in a high wall, overgrown with luxuriant hedges of raspberry and blackberry vines ; and they roved about in wild joy while the elder members of the household were settling things within doors. No ...