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... condition; prioe moderate.— Apply, Mr. lew, *l. St. Qilee’ Street, Norwich. WANTED, a large quantity all kind* of Plums, Blackberries, and Apple*.—Beldmg, Crisp & Co., Limited. I, Magdalen Street, Norwich. it I KEWAHP. —Lost, on Friday, Andrew Hall; Gold ...
... apricots and nectarines, 2.s per dozen; Albert* and Ken turn cobnot-, 9J. tola per lb; and new walnuts. to 3s per hundred ; blackberries, 4d ; and mriberriea, l«Gd per quart; elderberries. 4s per sieve. Flowers are in short supply, and dearer; cut bunches ...
... lemons, to to per dozen; new filberts and Kentish cobnut-. 9d. to is 3J per ; walnuts, 2s fid to per hundred; mulberries and blackberries, per quart. Flowers, in short supply and dearer : cut ditto, to to 10* per bunch ; and large bouquets, to 21t. MONETARY ...
... —Apricot, Orsaagage, Flam, ■ * Damtoo, OoowbMTj. Black HasplMiiyg Whole Fruit SttawherrT, Bed Currant, lln*b Ouirunt, and Blackberry Jelly of our reputed high-clam quality. —J. Q, Suelling ft Sans, Rampant Horse Btra( Not* The Tailor King. BOYS,’ YOUTHS’ ...
... family. Bio BLacxnnnaT Cxop.—The appearance of ear market on Saturday manifested very big crop ef hedge trait this year, blackberries being conspicuous everywhere. The fruit ia not merely plentiful, hut flue sue end quality. T*x Bear.—The General Steam ...
... Proprietor. HOMEMADE Jama.—Apfioot, Greengage, Plum, Damron, Gooeeberry. black Currant, fiupbeiry, Whole Fruit Strawberry, and Blackberry Jelly of our reputed high-dem quality. j (y Sueliing & Sona, Rampant Horae Street, Nor- STRONG Iron Badateada from 10a. ...
... there was to be seen there all that is remarkable in London in the way of wit, beauty, and taVnt. Statesmen were thick blackberries, and Lord Hartington, Mr. Chaplin, and Lord Randolph Churcbillwalked about gaily and jauntily as though the Irish question ...
... aad 5a to par hamper, ditto eating to 7s. and pears to par bushel, plums 3. 6s. and damsons 4. 6d to par half stare, aad blackberries Is fid to 2s par pack. LIVERPOOL COTTON. FmnuT.—Spot sales 16.800 bales : tair boa doing. Futures two points decline y ...
... bush fruits prune away she old wood of Itmpberries and Blackberries, and tie in new growths for next year's crop. Reepberries are shortened to about four feet; it is quite immaterial whether Blackberries are shcriened or not; but it is important to have new ...
... on the tree* Eat her. Mums and pears have done better, sve the crab apples in the fences, and there is rare promise of blackberries, and good crop in the woods. To day will remernhsmi many Korwicb citizens the anniversaty of the ieatu the Kev. Canon Copeman ...
... disadvantage which cherries sharo gooseberries are more wholesome when cooked than when in raw condition, whilst raspberries, blackberries, and strawberries may be made roea' of just they are plucked with benefit to th* consumer. Mr. Morgan cannot see why fruit ...
... Olanners. Bram tray, Mr and Mrs F Anson. Patchwork cushion, Girls at Manor Home Dalston. (Mars dish, Widow Loyale Pot of blackberry jitm, M Summers. Hand knit counterpane, Mrs iney. Tea tray, Mr and Mrs Robert Miller. Walking stick, Mr and Mrs Lords Buxton ...