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... and shrnbs • and all along the railways as well. The edges of all the fields should bear gooseberries, raspberries, or blackberries England should one great garden, full of blossoms in Spring, and of delicious and healthful fruits in Summer and Autumn ...
... and shrubs ; and all along the railways as well. The hedgesof all the fields should bear gooseberries, raspberries, or blackberries. England should be one great garden, full of blossoms in Spring, and of delicious and healthful fruits in Summer and Autumn ...
... syrinje, the rose and all its multifarious fruit-bearing congeners, such as apples, pears, peaches, nectarines, strawberries, blackberries, almonds, and many others too numerous to mention, the clematis, peony, and anemone, being examples of these kindred genera ...
... of John Allitt, at the yearly rent bf £l2. Outgoings—Land Tax, 3s 9d. Lot 3. —A very Naluable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known BLACKBERRY HALL, situate in the Broughton Road, in Neithrop, Oxfordshire, having a froittage to such road of 141 yards or thereabouts ...
... Hardwick. to Sywell Wood, and ran to ground close to Ashby Bushes. A third was found in Vivian's Covert, and ran to the left of Blackberry and the right of Hardwick. Village for Wilmer Park. bore to the right to the Orlingbary and Broughtonroad, then through ...
... Hi ll Side,' ' Gathering Wild Roses, A Shady Nook,' The Convalescent,' ' Sunny Dreams Spring,' The Cottage Nurse,' ' The Blackberry Gatherers,' The Cherry Feast,' ' The Hay Field,' The Fern Gatherers,' Sea Side Swing, ' The Old O ' The Rustic Bridge,' ...
... Thorae, M &‘unvd. aud Apploton. e*lnro isa gem of a water colour by fi-rkvt Foster, in this eollection, chillren gathering blackberries in & couutry lane, whils » maguifi. cent view is opesed out in the lackgound of s most enchanting character. R. Waue® of ...
... and clumps of oak and pine trees here and there. Green meadows in which cattle are grazing, divided by hedges of furze and blackberry, add to the English character of the scenery ; and it is not until we drive between high hedges of the Brazilian buddlea ...
... School, „ The Hit! Side, Wild Res.., A Shady Nook. A Convaleaceat, Sunny Dreams— Spring, The Cottage Name, The Blackberry Gatherers, Tb. merry Fee* The Rey Field. The Fern Gatherers. Sea Side Swing, The Old Viesrave, TM Rasta Bridge ...
... tbem•elves that the winner will not difficult to pick out. and that the held may lie very small. Meetings this week are thick blackberries, but none have much importance attached them, and the advent of Newmarket already looked for longingly turfites who begsu ...
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... Dauis ran Betting— Won by third MELTON TOWN PURSE Mr Benrew’s 13st 1 Capt Blackberry Mr Coventry 2 Col Slippery Sam 12st 101b Hon H Meteor Light Emperor run Walloon 5 to Blackberry 1 Won third CBOYDON MEETING PROGRAMME THIS DAY have 20— The (Handicap) of ...