... owly parmll way will h* rewarded in time with largo atock of blooming ream, tad and white. Tka raaotieta era uplentiful aa blackberries in their time, and Is hoped the will allowed twbe enjoyed. Blue and white la|UH have been in nleDtltul bloom, end tba yellow ...

... Ihreequartem 11 10 Mr A. M. Singer's Tenby aged. 1 11 10 Mr J. Gubbina’e Lord the Glen .FUtoo 2 10 .5 Mr Eyrefleld’s Blackberry 4y* Mr H. Beasley 10 Mr R. W. Etbelstoa's Bagman aged «J. Walsh 0 11 10 Major B, Keanity’s Billot Taylor aged Capt Bewicks ...

... CURRANT JAM, Two Pound Jars, la each; DAMSON JAM, la 2d. each. All kinds Jam, in Pound KEILI.ER'B. HARTLEY'S, A FAULDER'S. BLACKBERRY and APPLE JAM. in Two Pound Brown Jars, Is. each. LEMONFLAVOURED SYRUP, 3d. Per Pound, B*o. for Throe Pounds. JOHN CARRIE ...

... Fr.th’s “ Lady Mary Montague and Pope, Roberts'* “ Ruins of Etment, Upper Egypt,” Ansdell’s “Dead Shot,” George Smith’s “Blackberry Gathering, Ansdell’s “ Spanish Wayfarers,’’ H Jeuno’s “ Anxious Mother.” J. Sant’* “The Letter,” Elmore’s “Novice, and ...

... her. She complained of her illness, and said she thought she should like a little wine, and her father brought her some blackberry wine, of which she partook. Her father remained with her all day, and she was little better on the Thursday night. At this ...

... Hand bouquet wild flowers (made children-under twelve): 1 Walter Horrocke, Weethoughton ; 2 Ann Baby, Chew Mcor. Dish blackberries, to be gathered by children under twelve : W. Horrocks, Edward Morris, Wingatee. Blhek (rapes, one bunch: 1, Benjamin Raby ...

... Od. per Gill, 3d. per Noggin, Ijd. per balf-noggin. BRITISH WIVES. Prime GINGER WINE, COWSLIP, BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY, BLACKBERRY, RAISIN, ELDER, ORANGE, &c., at Is. Id. per Bottle (bottlci included), or 6s. 6d. per Gallon, 2s. per Quart, la. per Pint ...

... sad blackberries by eatlrriy Kagttoh-ee whatever being used to prove that the quantity not parrieotoriy wasll. tay usual season's make ieGooseberry. So toes :napbsiTT.«o tons :ateawberry.9oo tons; blackoutrant.4oo ions; damson, GOO tons; blackberry, lOOtctm ...

... stone near the waterfall here. A nice store dinner, the evening ** and clear, aad yachts the bay. The fuchsia forms hedges blackberries are plentiful; tha carta aad appear very small cannot cast much Next morning rose not very early, bedroom looked out upon ...

... botanist Mr. Frceaton. The spotted palmate orchid (of Darwinian famel, bird cherry, dog rose, trailing rose, raspberry, blackberry, water oveus, several variety of local ferns, many of our forest trees in fruit—the common ash. mountain ash, older, birch ...

... daeuvrtt of the carving he oolumn* of the church. One consists of a wreath if another wreath primroses, and bird a wreath blackberry leaves. The roof >f the nave is in strict accordance with the irohitectnral style of the church, and forms contrast rith ...

... three to stray on Warrington•road, Bedford, on the 29,,11 ult.—Defendant said boys ha 1 broken the fences down while blackberrying.—Fined 21 : 61. arid Cdst4. SLIM CAltiElti.—George Weleby pleaded guilty to riding asleep on Warrington-road, Oulcheth ...