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... BLACKBERRIES. I pleased to sees short time ago in The Field attention direoted to this native trait. It is doobtlesa news to many, who live in the densely point. toted and highly cultivated portions of the country, to hear that the fruit of our common ...
... Harris Mr J. F. Ryan's Blackberry, Bst 31b Mr Betaglis Cascarella, tat Sib Daw,mn 3 Mr W. Leetham's Herringbone, gat 71h Betting sto I egat Trieste, Sto 2 &get Cascarella, and 7to 2 each ageb Blackberry and Herringbone. Blackberry got away in front, followed ...
... Nov. 30, 1878. common as blackberries two months ago. Drab and red, drab and black, were the ceneral liveries. The Guards were in the forefront all through ; one or two ladies rode the chase admirably ; and the line was as big as most lines in Ireland ...
... Japanese I iorticulture.—WEsr AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES. —Would any of our readers kindly say if the American kinds ripen well and produce much fruit We have untieed that they do not do well. People often grow an English blackberry under the name of an American one ...
... best for anyone starting the cultivation of blackberries to try all the available sorts, especially the American kinds. By cultivating American varieties , I think we should certainly prolong the blackberry season, as, where I have seen them in gardens ...
... GRANDEST NOVELTY THAT HAS YET BEEN INTRODUCED. As the istrodacer• of the Wilson Junior Blackberry, we this delicious Raapberry EVEN MORE we did th e now popular W. J. Blackberry. ewes between • red Raspberry and • the jet black colour of the Blackbeef! = 6 :bit ...
... two lines are given to this plant, which we are informed is a sub-species of the blackberry. too well known to require description, and when we look for the blackberry, of which it is said to be &sub-species, we find no notice of it whatever in the volume ...
... SALE. MESSRS TATTERSALL will SELL by AUCTION, near Albert-gate, Hyde Park, on Thursday, May 14, the property of a gentleman BLACKBERRY, black-brown gelding, 6 years old, 16.1; quiet in single and double harness, with Rue action, a splendid brougham horse ...
... MESSRS TATTERSALL will SELL by AUCTION. near Albert-orate, Hyde Park, on Thom dav, May 14. the_propmtv of a gentleman : BLACKBERRY. blal ; bm . 7n .. ffelding, 6 . yenta 01d..16.1: qntetl7t and double harnree, with tine action, eriendkl bronshem borer ...
... following 8, Leicestershire. the eatire Ptud who Letettlifthlte, THE • MERRY OS, ; a food know._ ogwon hue thum one a country., BLACKBERRY, a black mare, by • nod Minter. • OrCH. toberutzttate,by Lem' •gool TH about le hands, by Golden ore, thorn by Leashing ...
... in demand came Blackberry, who bad a largo following at 3 to 1. Golden Link was backed at fives, and 100 to 15 was accepted about Gondolier and Perfection. T he last named made most of the running, attended by War Trail and Blackberry for three-fourths ...
... Saturday, when ataty.four rnembmi entered the hula for the captain's' and other handielp prizes. Low mores were plentiful as blackberries, and ties were likewise strongly in evidence. Mr J. I. ii.llespie, the Academical football player, and Mr A. Brown deaslheated ...