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... BURTON. BASS'S & ROBERTS'S MILD & BITTER BEER ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT Olt BOTTLED. WINKh & ALWAYS IN STOCK. THE only 51c.broom and Blackberry Buyer. Good prisms always given. Pionurros : SAMUEL GLITHERO NOT, TEI 3 1 5, NEW STREET, ABERYSTWYTH ...
... divided between Catherine Jones, Caellechi, and Mary Evans ; extra prize by Mrs Vaughan, given to M. Griffith, Cascrwth. Blackberry Jim. 1, Evan Pugh. Pwiliele; 2, Ann Jones, Boethiog ;3, Evan Griffith. Pot of any other jam, 1, Mary Foulkes ; 2, Ann Jones ...
... STRE ET BURTON. BASS'S A ROBERTS'S MILD & BITTER BEER ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT OR BOITLED. I MPIRITI IN Brom. THE oaly Mushroom Blackberry Bayer. Good prices always Nivea. : SAMUEL GLITHERO ?as $ & 5, NEW ABERIDITWYT-R ...
... HANTS I BOBIETITS MILE' / BITTER B.= ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT OR BOTTLED. SUPERIOR WIMP I ALWAYS IP STOCK. THE only Mushroom sad Blackberry Bayer. Good always OVER. PROPRIETOR: SAMUEL GLITHERO TES ADDRESSES $l5, NEW STREET, ABERYSTWYTit ...
... BURTON, BASS'S & BoBEItTS'S MILD & BITTER BEER ALWA YS ON DRAUGHT OR BOITLEn. . 817P1M101 I Always ILK Bross. THE only sad Blackberry Bayer. Good pekes gives. Paossu-ros: GLITIORO. TMI $ & 5, NEW STREET. A DERYSTWYTH E W I 6 RH EU MATIO A , THE MST TWO ...
... as be knew there was no difficulty in tha He afterwards added that if he was kept on thief he was prepared to appoint Mr Blackberry en engineer, which coarse would do sway with this sank= a clerk of works.--Mr Maul. aubeequently owed mat quetioe of the ...
... `• °lt was o brandy. vinegar is thus : Bruise :_ te arre! t weee dno . e t h k amett ono hat region e lib. of rote blackberries, and pour one quart ..-; --. . i guess front the smell that I'm not far of the teat vinegar on them. Let this t I ' eland ...
... garb a grcen; the leases are I.egiuning to change colour, and alto •ether the I ind loAs well. Occaaknally a e gathered blackberries, and at other times admired the gorse rich in bloom. It five o'clock when we reached the Bridge. Anil after a gocel tea ...
... peitilege of changing their wedding appellations. Aud that might be a drawback, eapecially if the adopted O&M. is of the blackberry sort distinctly rather too common, you know. If I Mrs Jones I woold almost elope with Mr Nebocharinezzar or even (I was ...
... 101 per kernel ; cherries, 04 to 84 per lb ; pears, per lb ; red currants, 04 to Oil per lb ; black currants, Od to td; blackberries, to 34 ; whinbetrien. 04 per quart; kidney beans, 2lid per lb; plume, 61 per quart; apples, 4s Od per 100. ABERYSTWYTH ...
... 106 per kernel; cherries, Od to Od per lb ; pears, 46 per lb ; red currant*, Od to Od per lb ; black currants, Od to frd; blackberries, 9d to ; whisbetries, 06 per quart; kidney beans, 2d per lb ; plume, 4d to 6d perquart apples, 2e Od to 3e Od per 100 ; ...
... him with,a fork.—Mr John Humphreys, solicitor, Portmadoc, defended.—Jones in his evil ence end whilst he was gathering blackberries. cased came up to him nod struck him in the bead twice with a hay terk. Complainant then showed the Bench bruise which ...