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... th e neighbourliood. The only fence round one of the pits is a few old rotten railings. Round the other there is nothing; blackberry bushes overhang it, and a dog walked into it a few weeks ago. There ate a few slabs laid I over the other. Now I often see ...
... cherries and currants are gone from the bough, And we've seen the pale lilies and bright roses fade, We Gad in the hedges ripe blackberries now, And the hang in clusters withia the green shade * Come, then, little boys! for to yonder green wood, With wany 2 basket ...
... HILL ILL AND HIGH SfREET, SHREWSBURY. BOTTLED FRUIT SEASON. PLUMS, DAM SONS, GREENGAGES, og APRIOOTS, tor Toes, Dessert, BLACKBERRIES, CHERRIES, ETC., for Tarts. POOLE AND CASTLE STREET, SON, SHREWSBUKY. TROUSERS. TROUSERS. TROUSERS. A*® I MMENSE VARIETY ...
... Sitting-room Wanted gentleman, easy distance from Square; terms moderate,—No. 38. Journal Office. Shrewsbury. BLACKBERRY Pickers.—Blackberries Wanted; any quantity taken every day Charles Owen's Ready- Money Stores, Dawley. BUSINESS Premises.—ShoiT Wanted ...
... To THE Editor. Sir,—ln yoor last Issue paragraph from a correspondent appears, relative the gathering of whlnberries and blackberries by the children attending the Church Stratton schools. I think a pity that your correspondent did not take more trouble ...
... CBNTKsaßi**.—A daily contemporary has the followiag —Despite tbe theory of tbe late Mr. Thom, centenarians seem numerous blackberries. Indeed, old soldier, Amos Jinks, native Newport, Shropshire, living at Wellingborough. Northamptonshire, Is said to have ...
... per lb. JAMS, MARMALADE, TINNED FRUITS, ETC. Damson 2lb Jar. 7d. Plum 21bd0.61d. Apricots in Sirup, per tin 7d. to 81d. Blackberry & Apple 21b Jar 51d Pears iu Syrup ~ 71d to tad. Mixed Fruit „ sd. Pine Apple „ sd. to 101 d. Mitrmalade 21be. 5-_.d & 61d ...
... per lb. JAMS, MARMALADE, TINNED FRUITS, ETC. Damson 21b. Jar. 7d. Plum 21bd0.61d. Apricots in Syrup, per tin 71. to B.td. Blackberry & Apple 21b Jar 51d Pears in Syrup •, 7id to tild. Mixed Fruit„ sd. Pine Apple sd. to lOid. Marmalade ?Abs. 5!,d & 6W., ...
... visit, yet many from the ancient borouafa spent their holiday amongst the Stretton Hill*. Motor cats were aa plentiful blackberries, end cyclists and brakes came from all parts oi the country, the town assuming the appearance that is generally only to ...
... planted in soil or man. They generaUr thrive best with bottom heat, bat most kinds will now the open also. Such plants blackberries, bovrardiaa, peaches, cherries, apples, pears, etc., ate readij* increased in this way under frame culture. Horse-radish ...
... 4 Colonel Forester*.«« Etheldra colt D.ona. Blackberry, Reflector, St. Hubert KyAmte, Wardrobe also ran. Bettintr : 7to 4 agat Etheldra W ti 1 Repeater 11., to I Maidenhead, 9 to 1 F*ooa, iw to 8 Blackberry, and 20 to 1 the oihera. Won by three quarters ...
... and Bla . each offered at 6s and Ss Od A few of the subjects may be named THE STRAY CALF THE RUSTIC BRIDGE MINDING BABY BLACKBERRY GATHERERS SWINGING BY THE SEA INDING THE BEA GULL, &e, ae. A Parcel of Four will be semt, carriage free, to any address ...