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... Genoa. MARMALADE, 7d pilaw. I No. t —Blend of Pio* OLD t•Lb. Jr APPLE, DAMSON, WIIIBKIES, 2. 54 per Bottle, or PLUM. sad BLACKBERRY 1 16 s per Gallon. JAM, per Jar—fare Ets Nu 3 BLEND, Capital Vales, Wood. 23 6d per Bottle, or 15s per Gal. ANNECKAR'S nowt ...
... Id far MARMALADE, 7d prior. N.. 11.—BIrnd of Fine OLD 24.1 r. Jr APPLE. OA WON, INHISKIIIK 2s Ed per Bottle, or PLUM, and BLACKBERRY 1165 per Galion. JAM, 6d per Jar—Jars Res No 3 BLEND, Capital Vales, wood. 125 641 per Roth.,l or per Gal. ANNIECKAR'S Meese ...
... afternoon, both the Queen and Princess visited CrielT's famous viewpoint —the Knock—where they had tea amongst the heather and blackberries. The Queen gave her opinion of Crieff in the words: .A delightful holiday resort. It may interest many readers to know ...
... ether dorera are blooming pro. Neely in the Kirkcaldy district. Ae a proof of the s of the sesther, a Dysart were. tllil blackberry are to. I,IIRt into l e .a, t h e lily is already abo. ether early .pritog are an I.loote well-sheltered herder*. In Kent ...
... AUCHTZRARDER'S up-to-date new picture house is to be opened by Provost Cairns on Thursday next. BRumme-gathering (or blackberrying' as they call it in England) is favourite and profitable way of spending an idle hour or two these fine autumn days in ...
... for every pound of sound fruit you an spare. So whether it is part as bumper crop of plums or damsons, or whether it is blackberries the children have picked, send it along. But if you can, please arrange two or with Secretary of your Centre; then she ...
... are to be found most of the fruits in common use pear, apple, almond, plum, cherry, peach, apricot, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, quince, besides numerous wild-flowers which do not ear edible fruit. Rosa Cannot, the wild-rose or dog-rose, has its habitat ...
... 6d; bulls, to £l9 12a 6d. Mbeep—Oroas Logy, from 49s to 551, and from 35s to 46. 3d; Weil we wether hone, from 27. to 325; blackberry wethers. to 6d; blackfaee ewes, from 30a to Ma Bd, and from 206 to 275; Cheviot ewes, from Us 9d to 43a fid; cross ewes ...
... itself in oar ssieds—Who keeps alive this spirit in Ireland! Priests, wawa, constables, and soldiers are pleutifull as the blackberries in Irish lame. All thew ars, or ought to be, guardisos peace sod social order. Their protean mesa to point the other way ...
... be in o i l. country, but on the other star of the Adeline. 'suntan's majors, colonels at..l generals, are plentiful as blackberries and are • flirt with at every street eorner. The man sir. drove see from Fradrick.bure battle t4postaylvania, bad beets ...
... discovered in Clifton Burn half a mile north of Tyndrnm, on the Glencoe Rued, by some boys, who bad been engaged gathering blackberries The boys immediately gave information at Tyndruni, and Constable Mackenzie, aceompaiiied by a number of people, went to ...
... for ten harvest hands, did a two weeks washing and the milking, made • calico dress, practised her music lesson, went blackberrying, gathered a gallon, walked to town in the evening to attend a concert, and walked home again before bedtime. Ax Onmaosocs ...