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... young, and the only thing we have failed to raise is apples. Plums, grapes, gooseberries, strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries grow wild and in great profusion. Carpenters, bricklayers, plasterers, blacksmiths, cabinet makers, tailors, tinsmiths ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Rev. John Hnyahe has been appointed Provincial | Grand Master of the Freemasons of Devon. Some blackberries were gathered in Worborough plantation, South Devon, last week. Col. Martin will lecture at the Athenaeum on Monday evening ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Rev. John haa been appointed Provincial Grand Master of the Freemasons of Devon. Some blackberries were gathered in Worborough p'antation, South Devon, last week. The Key. J, of St. Mary Arches, has been presentep to the living of ...
... open for the transaction of insurance and annuity business. Mfi. H. Addiscott, of Spring Gardens, Powderham, gathered some blackberries on Wednesday week in Worborough Plantation. Exeter Soup Kitchhn.— The committee thankfully acknowledge a donation of £1 ...
... published setth.g out all the Roman Catholic establishments in the country, which it will bo seen that they are as thick as blackberries in England, where the Church is in full swing, in Wales the foul blot is scarcely to be seen. The Church of England indeed ...
... successfully met. They, however, assailed the position with much vigour, and standing in the trench nearly covered with blackberry bushes, ferns, and heath, they kept up brisk fire. The continued without any ad vantage, being gained, and at last Captain ...
... — Fun. A Black Offence.—We understand that the Jamaica Council have determined to prosecute any persons who are found black-berrying.— Fun. A Shock.—Scientific party (with whom our friend Jones has been having an interesting conversation): —And speaking ...
... since told us that we did not know ? They were sent to ascertain if bribery had been committed, and thoy find it as thick blackberries. Was there any use in pursuing their investigations ?—in listening to the all wit of bribers, who admit that they like ...
... s in bloom, and some almost kearned ; item, wild violets; item, blackberries in bud, flower and berry ripe. The bloom is as strong, if not stronger, than in the orthodox blackberry season (supposed tocloseatMichaelmas day), which was wet, sloppy, and ...
... strawberry flowers, violets, red robins, and other flowers. One woman told she had picked a primrose, some strawberries and blackberries, rioe and beautiful, only the day before. I said to a man, How do you account for it, is the mildaegs of the season, ...
... Local Intelligence. Sib Stafford Northcote, Bart., M.P., returned to Pynes on Saturday, from town. SOME ripe blackberries were picked at Belmont on Christmas Day, and raspberries tbe previous Friday. understand that Mr. Mason's Christmas Ball on the first ...