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... the third set at two o'clock. The consequence is that the best men who cannot afford to uselessly waste the whole day black-berrying— or making vain attempts to inspect the Seven Springs—are compelled to absent themselves from the competitions, which ...
... &hinds. to the Court 01 Qiiern's Erneb. bat given sport; 'Twee orcusioned by Judge Bluelbrins in the cane of Mr. Eyre. Jamie* Blackberry did preside WLeu Meet Eyre te.M tried. Aad • 'barge to the Creed Jury gave, A Jost one, to be sure. he gore, Bet herald ...
... 8. Four Enclosures Arable Land and i.mtation, containing together '' Furm, let. with the excep^nTtbetlantotion- h .Lota Blackberry Copse, copyhold, fine certain taming la. 27p., in the parish of Oddin-ton. It 1 and and will sold with the timber thereon ...
... without labour or purchase. Badgers feed in freedom as well as in confinement, on rats, mice, roots, beetles, grubs. acorns, blackberries, hedge-bogs, and game probably, if they can catch them sitting, which isn't very often. They will even scratch up the nests ...
... carrying a bag. He asked them where they some li no of railway near to the til la e of Radford.were going, and they said blackberrying. The con- It was Mrs. Addison's misfortune to be a passenger in stable Ridgway laid hold of the bag, but Bennett re- that ...
... warded by old colony men to Hopetown, eta &chiles, at which latter place nuggets are said to be . tchlies, pietasful at blackberries. The veins are sometimes more than an inch broad. and some of the small flag pieces of quartz which at present reward the ...
... in company with Fanny Warner, also • married woman, from Tyler-grill to St. Stephen's, and on the way stopped to gather blackberries from a hedge along the rradsule, about • mile and a half from Canterbury. While they were so engaged • priest passed them ...
... really the socalled honour of knighthood is hardly worth the expense and the toss of taking it up. Knights are plentiful aa blackberries, and they been made knights lor each droll reasons 'n many instances that the honour has become .very doubtful one. The ...
... 800 cherry trees, 1,600 plums, six acres of quinces, 20 acres of strawberries, 20 acres of raspberries, eight acres of blackberries, 18 some of grapes. The greater part of the trees are already dug and are ready for early spring planting.—Bostott Advortiser ...