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... commenced more than fortnight since, is now going brwklj. wild autumn produce, the hedgerows have yielded tterMiial quota ; blackberries have been exceptionally abundant, while the hazel nut has been conspicuous its absence. The scarce partridge still lingers ...
... previous experience, and district worked.-Address Printers, Daily Western Times, Exeter. ' W S ' raftut * A^, LBS, PEARS. BLACKBERRIES —Macphbrson, 148, The Grove, Stratrord, London. HOUSEKEEPER » nd HELP; no wages for «««bter; town preferred. Understands ...
... of the old women are allowed snuff. John Bunstead, private in the lst Yorkshire Regiment now stationed at Jersey, was blackberrying at Grove de Lecq, when he fell over a cliff 100 ft. high, and was.killed instantaneously. Tbe Scottish Commissioners in ...
... of APPLES.— Macphebaon and Hewlett, Spitalflelds Market, London. EST PRICES given for good fresh MUSHROOMB; also fresh BLACKBERRIES, delivered James Lee's Btobes, Coambe-street, Bxeter. ANTED OME MILLION LADIES to teat the Favourite Drew Fabric, sent ...
... bundle. Fruit—Apples id pe*, 2 lbs for lid, pears ld each, plums 6d Jifi> quart, gooseberries 4d, wortleberries 5d P« y blackberries per quart. BARNSTAPLE, Aug. 7-There was tie-nally small supply of live stock, and trade Beef 10s to 6d; cows and calves ...
... * oae wishes to produce floe fruit, bat the trouo return. . od hi The rain and the white frosts blackberry crop, which was flue tbis year. o blackberries are held to be poisonous by some c fi They t,re, at anyrate, useless for jam *«»* k,n^ *' d t day ...
... wood catviog. In special competition for design for carved spandrel George Cracklow takes first honours with arrangement blackberry bramble; other good drawings being shown by Thomas Frederick Johnson, Margaret Gotswortb, and May Nethetaole. A drawing ...
... compete with foreigners in jam when their other crops failed— (hear hear, and a Voice : '* What about the blackberries » \ He would talk about blackberries another lime—(laughter, Adverting to the Franchise he urged working men become well informed the subject ...
... says :— The boys are busy in the woods, , Gathering the ripe nuts, bright In shady lanes the children stray Looking for blackberries through to Those berries such old • And this is now the autumn, sobered , t f(i'i umbrella. This has been an unsettle* ...
... compete with foreigners in jam when their other crops failed—(bear, hear, and a Voice : What about the blackberries ). He would talk about blackberries another lime—(laughter). Adverting the Franchise be urged working men to become well informed on the ...
... (Gas) Bill has received the Royal assent. Mr Charles Hawkins, of Copplestone, writes to say that he gathered some ripe blackberries in that neighbourhood on Monday last. Here is another instance of the way in which things have been driven forward by the ...
... missing over night. Th enquiries of the police elicited the fact that Carpenter went out with another boy on Monday to pick blackberries. The pair were attracted by battery of Artillery on the road, and Carpenter mounted the footboard of one of the waggons ...