FOOLISH MARGARET
... last to have found a home, such as, rears ago, we, in our girlish inexperience, used fondly to imagine were plentiful as blackberries. But you are ...
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@) THE LANCASTER OBSERVER AND MORECAMBE CHRONICLE. OUR LADIES’ COLUMN. BY PENELOPE,
... the way of needlework, of which I saw specimens later on in the afternoon. I looked with pleasure at Miss Ethel Cooke’s ** blackberry ” corner cabinet, which won the Princess Alice prize in this exhibition, and at the decorated set of twelve tea cups and ...
AGRICULTURAL NOTES
... asalthough T wag over a considerable extent of country on Saturday I enly saw two. I never venember seeing such a crop of blackberries in any year, In favonrad situations the be ries are turni=g black, buttho bulk a e yet red, hanging from tho trees at the ...
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... Geese, per 1. RabblLS .. .. .. Hares, oach Cranberries, per quart Blackberries, per quart fi]vplgfl, pu!-‘lb. [ B e B Poars, per Ib. .. .. Plums, per qux!r&: COANS, POr MIGASUTe Peas, per measure .. Beans, Fronch, perlb Mmhrmnm-,lrr Ih. Sulmon ...
PRICE ONE PENNY
... Preston, HIMSWORTH, LANCASTER-BOAD, CARN- I. FORTH, is open to Buy good trapped or netted RABBITS ; salso fresh-gathered BLACKBERRIES, Bost prices given. ...
AWarkels. LANCASTER—SATURDAY,
... per measure. .ovvveee 0 14.,.. 0 2 Cabbages cceeo ceccccscttomesee 0 1. 0 2 PR IR IS +iovixsssessestnssssss B i B & Blackberries, r-sr QUArt seeeeeeneese 0 20. 0 8 Apples, per ID, coiiieiiiiinieneeeee 0 10, 0 3 Poars, POrlb. cocecrcrcesscsiomence ...
PARISH CHURCH HARVEST FESTIVALL
... of oats, barley, mountain ash berries, and !Lisu The font wa3s most elaborately decorated. Round the bowl was a frings of blackberry leaves and fruit, with a ring of corn hanging from it. Round the surface of the bowl was a very nicely-arranged belt of ...
Warkets
... sssaseee 0 D weee 010 BN oo oo nvtn st st snsorsononss: 1.0 snse & 3 Bares, onoh .o..oo.ciocenecerecacess 8 @ ocos & € Blackberries, per quart coeem 0 4 sous 0 0 BDI s onemansascresinsss § Losss 8 3 Poars, porlb. —ecvvvsie avesess O Iheee 0 & P'm ...
General Wews,
... a charge Greenwood fell to the ground, and on examination it was found that one of his legs was broken. Tk DANGERS 0F BLAckBERRYING, —Mr, Woodcock, at the meeting of the Liverpool Vestry, on Tuwla(, drew attention to the death of a child at M.\.ihu I ...
CANAL WORKS
... and the medical evidence went to show that death was due to convulsions consequent upon diarrheea caused by eating the blackberries, Murner oF A JEweLLer. — The Bradford coroner held an adjourned inqunest, on Monday, on the body of Edwin Earnshaw, jeweller ...
Friday Afternoon, October 11, 1889,
... The communion rails were adorned with marguerite daisies and autumn tinted leaves, interwoven with trailing sprays of blackberries and hips; with a l‘f-inge of grain, and a collection of grassas and balrushes at the corners. Over the altar table was ...
2) THE LANCASTER OBSERVER AND MORECAMBE CHRONICLE. OUR LADIES’ COLUMN
... very effective *llflt now. At this season of the year the beautiully tinted leaves of the maple, the barberry, or even the blackberry, and sometimes the small leaves of the Virginian creeper, can be so arranged on a dress as to look very charming; T have ...