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... This is Published, 16sno, 6d cloth, THE CHILDREN OF BLACKBERRY HOLLOW. By ANNA With Illustrations. It is a pleasant and instructive book, and is adorned with some very pretty engravings.—Christiew World. Loudon : Nuts= t Co., 21 Earners Street, W. ...
... houses are mostly poor. Very rarely are the houses ornamented with *ardens and shrubbery. Fruits we bad sometimes, such as blackberries and strawberries. The crops look well, corn being the greater portion of the arable land. Not a tenth or perhaps even a ...
... to 4a; and .haddocks, is such ; common plums, 4s to 6s ; damsons, to 9a ; and apples and pears, as Gd to Is per sieve ; blackberries, is per pint ; filberts and Kentish cob nuts, lid to Is ; and aapurcais nuts, Is Gd per lb. ; walnuts, 2a to 3s per 10 ...
... on the excuse which was clever in Falstaff, but is very unworthy of statesmen : were reasons, forsooth, as plentiful as blackberries, they will give us none upon compulsion. The question is, have they any to give? If anything was wanted to show the hopeless ...
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... 7th Jeri 1117. SHUTTING CP THE WAVE:HUM HOUTZ. Stn,—Prevoete, Haillea,ddt.rtl,awlethermoidths from apelike sad moored Mk. blackberries in the HMS d the llidlead and tad ways I teak foe masted that dee neat, had been drawn to by the pewees of turtle, whitebait ...
... convent N'lmPorra.—Rost— That's right ; help self. Guest.— Thankee ! 1 haven't tsash a glass of port since the great blackberry arson of 1824. TOO BAD. Old Lady from the Vatican W hich it's enough to provoke all the saints, to see these hussies a•waslung ...
... solely by JAPES BIIITH BON, &DAP Wow, HOWARD Puce, ROPZWOII LAMS. fl* Sr. Immediately, 16mo, 2a 6d cloth, THE CHILDREN OF BLACKBERRY HoLLOW, By ANNA WARNE'. With Maitredone. London : JAM Niam a Co., 2l Berner' Street, W. ELEGANT AND CHEAP PRESENTS, WITH ...
... the unscasouable state of the weather in the early part of the season having destroyed the raspberry and bramble bloasum. Blackberries, however, were a most abundant crop, and rowans promise equally so, but aloes have every appearance of again being a failure ...
... faithfully they copy the aspects of Edinburgh society, where lawyers have long been as plentiful, if not quite so cheap, as blackberries. Some of them indeed will be [mind to moot points of considerable nicety. Artistically their worst fault lies perhaps in ...
... each; damsons, alqe` and pears, to ;vet sieve; Chen. and Kentish cob nuts, to ; lychoos, 4. per lb. ; walnut'. .3s per 100; blackberries, &I pint Veeettbien—Canlitiowers„ 4.1 to &I ; cabbages, 2.1 ; 91; cucumbers, to Is ; ad to ad each turnips, &I ; carrots ...
... last ripe blackberries were frequently to be found in the hedge-rows in this part of Devonshire and the borders of Somerset. On the last day of the old year, a youth called Helder, of this town, picked • very fine bunch of ripe blackberries on Exeter ...