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... Before the frost Saturday last week ripe blackberries were frequently to be found tho iv part of Devonshire and the borders Somerset. ...
... Grosaart, for best 12 nabs peas, 2e —let, James Wilson ; 2d, George Walker. Given by Mr D. Urquhart, for best half•quart blackberries—Andrew Blyth. ...
... sweetwilliams and pansies l n f ° rOB - 8 'u PCase rOS6S ' antirrhinums ' rhubarb prizes) James Inches lst for pease and blackberries ;2d for roses a„ttrrhi„u,ns; 2d for phloxes, scarlet *» to flower George Hanks, lst for early cabbages prizes) and 20 cherries; ...
... prizes), potatoes and rhubarb; 2d for roses, antirrhinums, rhubarb prizes) and cabbage. James Inches, lst for pease and blackberries ; 2d for rosc3. Robert Lennox, lst for antirrhinums; 2d for phloxes, scarlet geranium, fox-gloves. William Marshall, lst ...
... would blow, The golden leaves would fall, The seasons come, the seasons go, And God be good to all. Above the graves the blackberry hung, In bloom and green its wreath. And harebells swung as if they rung The chimes of peace beneath. The beauty Nature ...
... and all this too without staring. native of Paddy-land, asked neighbour if he had ever seen red blackberry ? To be sure I have, said Pat, all blackberries are red when they are green! A Scotchman's Thrift.—When a celebrated Scotch nobleman was ambassador ...
... backwardness of the season the specimens exhibited were not equal to the average of former years, particularly as regards blackberries ; there were none of these brought forward by the practical gardeners. Several superior geraniums were exhibited by Mr ...
... retired allowances, and other devices for the extension of out-door relief, are still thick as leaves VaL lanibrosa, or as blackberries in autumn. According to Mr Hume's return, 1849, they amounted then to L.975.849 annually, exclusive of annuities to the ...
... body of the members nothing else but a prohibition of the use of the rirle. Did your space permit, reasons plentiful as blackberries could be adduced why the present regulation should be withdrawn, while none can be urged in its defence, unless it be that ...
... said bed and a throne of gold and velvet'—namely, 2480 sterling.—Era, Celtic flint implements are becoming as plentiful as blackberries ; anybody almost may have as many as be can carry for the picking. It is only a few weeks since that the scientific world ...
... sunshine, our town will present she appearsom of smiling in a bed of Bowen. Red and white oitn-esta are to be a very crop. Blackberries and gooseberries will give a fair yield. Vegetables are sating little .propus A Soters.—The Rev. Mr Cameros, of the 2d ...
... interesting anecdote the Warrenton Rifle Corns One day he told us that countryman had come into camp with quantity of blackberry pies. Blackberries iv America are much finer fruit than those ripened by our faint English sun and are quite popular iv their season ...