... FOR Sale, Chrysanthemums, Carnations, Delphinium*, Miniulus of Sort', Polyanthuses, Wallflower, Roses, G«H)seSerry and Blackberry bushes, Ac. —Apply to James Henry, King Street, Peterhead. IjlOR Sale, 20 Tons CHAMPION POTATOES-the * first Crop on newly ...

... was not an nncommon thing to meet women with handfuls white, red, and black.carrants on their headgear; white sprays of blackberries were also in favour trimmings. present, happily, the only fruit garniture ordained to be worn by fastidious Lady Modus ...

... over this wall, dropping their fruit into the ruts of the road, and the opposite side rose a steep, green bank topped by blackberry bushes. This bye-way was little frequented, and here quiet constantly reigned unbroken save by the voices of birds. It was ...

... 2-lb. ~ New Marmalade 4sd. 2-lb. ~ Gooseberry Jam 4|d. 2-lb. ~ Strawberry Jam 64d. 2-lb. ~ Raspberry Jam 7id. 2-lb. ~ Blackberry Jam .. 7d. 2-lb. „ R*«p and Goose 6id. 2-lb. Straw and Goose. 7 lb. ~ Marmalade Jars returned. J. M. THOMSON ...

... New Marmalade,. - • • Jja. 21b. „ Gooseberry Jam, • • - JJ- 2-lb. „ Strawberry Jam, - • - 2-lb. „ Raspberry Jam, 2-lb. „ Blackberry Jam, • * - 2-lb. „ Rasp and Goose, • * W* 2-lb. „ Straw and Goose, * * * .a* 7-lb. „ Marmalade, * * w Jars returned. ...

... Marmalade,- - • • '•rj; 2lb. „ Gooseberry Jam, - - • „ Strawberry Jam, - - - 6Jd. 21b. „ Raspberry Jam, • • • 74a. 2-lb. „ Blackberry Jam, - • - 7d. 2-lb. „ Hasp and Goose, - - • »4“. 24b. „ Straw and Goose, - - - 8 74b. „ Marmalade, - • ■ - Is*!. returned ...

... British Fruit, giving a full deem ip. tion of the American method of canning fruit for domestic purposes. Plums, pears, or blackberries can be all done admirably at less than half the cost of American tinned fruits. I shall be glad to enclose in any addressed ...

... trial at Hornsey yesterday on a charge murdeiing a companion of the same age by stabbing him during dispute white picking blackberries. Lord Allied Spencer Churchill died on Thursday evening at his residence, Rutland Gale His lordship was great uncle of ...

... supplying fish bought halfpenny pound from the fishermen at than threepence pound to consumera. Explanations are pl-miful as blackberries, and the Railway Companies come in for specially severe ontUnght. There is no doubt g. ...

... termed bush fruits, which consist chiefly, if not wholly, of black, white, and red currants, white and red raipl»errjes, blackberries, j gooseberries, and as “ground fruit” the delicious strawberry. most of these there is but little, or comparatively little ...

... now. They are be seen the park and the stage, from the “Duchess of Devonshire.” with its flowing plumes, down the quieter “blackberry ” shape, showing a narrow brim turned up on either side. Our charmer with the blue frock has completed the first-rate effect ...

... the coastguard for a period of 25 year-, they will receive us much a- 6s per day ; but these appointments are scarce as blackberries in June. must be admi .ted that the pay of tbe-'e guardians of our tockbound coasts is nut oxco-sive, even when the fact ...