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... are placed near the are the Ail of the - sing of the eburch. Use consists of a wre a th her a wreath. of primroses, and of blackberry ketves. 'lire recd is in strict act:ratlines with the yle of the church., and fortn• a ilontra a s aed roof in the chancel ...
... The show as a whole was a credit to the society. l'he children are worthy of a word ' of praise for the nice display of blackberries, and also the bouquets of wild flowers displayed. The prizes were awarded as follows:-Wild lowers: I prize, S. Kirkman; ...
... ehe had wandered away in knew what wee tam stet. of the west end ' work. sod there Lad tool eunierme , instmces of late' blackberries in the forest and she never her Loeb'. of Deaasgate woes be cause there; it was au .if individeals awakening le their ...
... eacl, Cl ASLANT JAM. To, Pool., Jan, la N. each DAMSON JAM. la 2d. lath. All lands Jan, Paned Pow I(EILLLICS. MARTLLre, S. BLACKBERRY .red A PYLE JAM. to Teo Pound Reh•n Jan.!. each. LAMOS• FLAVOURED SYRUP, 3J. Per Sld. for Thu.. P4uuds JOHN CARRIE, TEA ...
... be rewarded in tinter with • large stock of blooming t 0.,., red rand •lote. The bedson the more tree are a. plentiful m blackberries their army aml It is to be hoped the perfume will allowed to be enjoyed. floe sod white lupine have been in plentiful bloom ...
... is nill‘ sconting the hedges. T have gathered several | wild roses, whilst the overhanging bushes are full of nuts, and blackberries are gettingripe! The du‘ tinction of seasons scems utterly merged in this year's erraticweather. Whilst thoroughly enjoy- ...
... )(li’? &3 Prench Pears ~a 0‘: Pomegranates (each) 02 o‘t‘m:‘_ - » 01} 08 Walnuts ()08 08| Plums @)os 10 Cob Nuts 118 00| Blackberries 08 00 Bananas (o) 30 DQ)M.y tick)ol 08 Endive (each) 03 04 | Chestnuts ?b 04 08 Potatoos (per score) 12 l,llmwox&: a Cavsuzp ...
... n *1 wish he would,’ I said, at his translation d?“dw,'hlm'nbhq ‘Nor 1 lsughed AMred Then I sauntered on, looking for blackberries, while he went away, singing his favourite sung Phillis is my only joy. ...
... redly behicel the oaks of Watchwileatt Park. A winding mod, with a coppice on one le. and a tall, waggling bodge where the blackberry are gill greet, lOW, the hip. and laws are ripen• for the hirda, on the other. A desolate bit of 1•41, mote from human ...
... beyond. It was • blind hedge, with a good dad of greenery about it, and the hone had wenn crashing thrnngh • thick Growth of blackberry bushes =dunk ridings In the field we leas all tame of him, far these ware a meter el mem end foal. grmtrig, and the weeks ...
... UPI beating on ita &oath the perfume 4 distant Is, and the few-h odour of tamely uplands The lit up the ravel where the blackberry bare. still hung, bointi• ful in the beaky, with every variety of did, from din coon to bone. from sod .hero the ho inborn ...