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... which, beyond all the necessary instructions upon seasonable gardening contains a lot of information on fruit growing, blackberries being among the number. The growth of window plants is a another subject receiving special attention. We cnot too strongly ...

... Council, and an interesting document it is. At the instance of Mr. W. Tyler, the Inspector of West Middlesex, he analysed some blackberry jelly, at 10s. 6tl.7per /ample for analysis. This was found pure, but brandy was weak, 28 and 30 under proof. Butter went ...