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... BLACKBERRY GATHERING. In the bright days of Autumn, when the sun glows on the of children’s voices echoes upon the breeze. H to the tangled hedges score of little feet Hurry along to search once more for berries ripe and sweet. The hazel’s lei.flets are ...
... the enjoyed splendid day’s sport over the Aston estate, which some of Lord Hill’s preserves. The birds were *• peotiful blackberries,” and a large ((uantity were basted. On the following day our market was well supplied with some of the finest pheasants ...
... LEVERS ASS OVARANTRID TO LAST LITZTIML. OF PRIDE HILL ♦ND HIGH STREET. BOTTLED FRUIT SEASON. PLUMS, DAMSONS, GREENGAGES, BLACKBERRIES, CHERRIES. ETC., for Tarts. APRICOTS, MUM, foe loss, Dessurt, ka hTILLWBIERRIZS, POOLE AND SON, 32, CASTLE STREET, SHREWSBURY ...
... «u-h offend at and s*. »«1. A few of tbeauhjocta may U- muuetl. THE STRAY CALF. RKPOSK. THK RCSIIC BKIIXiK. MIMMNtJ BART. BLACKBERRY tJATHKKKKS SWINtiINtJ BY THK KI!tDIN ...
... fld each offered and &a. tfd. A few of tbesubjecta luay l>e named THK STRAY CALF RF.POSF.. THH-RISIIC HRIUOF. MINIM BABY BLACKBERRY «S tTHF.HKRS SWINOINO HV THK SKA. FINDINO THK SKA OULL. . Ac. A Parcel of Four will sent, carriafe free, any addreee, receipt ...
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... TO L•s3T A Ammo—CORNER OF PRIDE HILL AND H lOR Iff BEET. SHREWSBURY. SEASON. BOTTLED FRUIT PLUMS, DAMSONS, GREENGAGES. BLACKBERRIES, CHERRIES, ETC., for Tart& APRICOTS, I'I.ACHRS. fee Downes, los. STItAWBIRRIIS, POOLE AND CASTLE STREET. SON, SHREWSBURY ...
... at. . each offered and ■«- tM. A few of tbesuhjwrU may be named. THK STRAY ALF. RKPCWK THK RUKIIC BRIIMiK. MINOINO BABY. BLACKBERRY UATHKKKRs SWINOINU THK SKA. THK SKA OCLL. Be.. Ac. A Parcel of Four will sent, carriage free, any address, on receipt of ...
... here on Tuesday last. A little child, about five years old. the son of Mr. Hugh Lloyd, weaver, Dolgelley, whilst gathering blackberries on the bank of the river Wnion, slipped, and after rolling some distance down a steep bank, was precipitated into deep ...
... the fruit large and luscious. The prior atm kept up all through the wades. No sooner were the whirolierries done than the blackberries appeared, and mushrooms, Luta, and elderberries bad to be looked after. All were mleable, had being readily catveyed to ...
... all the deserving candidates. Happily for society and the country generally, respectaVde rural clergymen are as plentiful blackberries. They are met with everyday; indeed it is difficult keep ©at their way. The Hon. and Rev. George Herbert their representative ...
... GUARANTILED TO LAST LIMTIIIR OF PRIDE HILL AND HIGH STREET, BOTTLED FRUIT PLUMS, DAMSONS, GREENGAGES, SEASON. BTRAWBERRIM BLACKBERRIES, CHERRIES, ETC., for Tart& ASPBERRIRS, APRICOTS, PEACHICR tom, Dena% POOLE AND SON, CASTLE STREET. SHREWSBURY. CIIRISTM ...