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... involved the question of the liability of tho Great Western Railway Company for loss of market by the non-delivery of some blackberries in time for the market. plaintiff, Edwin Thyer, fruit dealer, High Ham, sought to recover tho sura from the defendants ...
... as f Vows : —Lawrence Mr. J. Crump; Miles Mr. U. Parsons ; Diedriteb, Mr. Moore ; Marmaduke Mago4, Mr. J. Parsons; Bobby Blackberry, Mr. Cook ; Dame Baer. lon, Mr. Babbage ; Alice Manners,Basetene ; Bella Manners, Miss Scott; Barbelot and pleated, Read ...
... and laurustinus, to which added, above, wild clematis, round the edge of the bowl were arranged wheat, barley' oat., and blackberries, and the built was fille 1 with similar autumn' fruits; while a croon of maiden-hair fern and geranium leaves, brightened ...
... I“rley, other the base, aur 1111 l untsel hiy dahlias and 1111 l 6 , rt of Hower. and eons, 41 with a cross inandrAke and blackberries. Th.. pulpit was base.' with pot ferns and variegated nip! other parti. coloured plants, forming an agreeable contrast ...
... .he ran away fn am h. it taken them almut Ain tlay. to tramp Poole, and during the hat day or at had mulniiitted upon blackberries. Finding their propo.od walk through Wl' MAA hardly of • thetenwlve. to the Sunday • Th'lf wero lir°P , rlY Provided for ...
... rather • novel one, 44 prises are rarely offered for this class. There was but one exhibitor, who showed acorns, basal-nuts, blackberries, and wild plums. Prises of 6.. and Is. were offered for the best cultivated garden. in the perishes of Whitechurch, Rya% ...
... red ground. All the window sills of the church were adorned with plants in pots, vegetables, gladioli, sunflowers, bops, blackberries, wheat, barley, oats, &c. The plants in pots were lent by the leading gentry of the town. The choir, under Mr. C. Beel ...
... and flowers. All the window sills of tbe church were adorned with plants in pots, vegetables, gladioli, sunflowers, hops, blackberries, wheat, barley, oats, &c. The plants pots were lent by Captain Stuckey, of Hill House. Great praise is due to all the ladies ...
... for their pretty and artistic arrangement The children tad boen buiiy in gathering Nature’s wild floral products and also blackberries, which occupied a table the end of the tent Fruit was plentiful nnd the primost quality. Tho following contributions wore ...
... prize, 10i. Donkey race (four entries)— ist, 34., Bob, S. llollins; 2nd, 35., Pride of the West, J. Maiming ; 3rd, 25.. Blackberry, J. England. Rice for ponies under I i hands (three entries) —lst, los., Nimble ; 2nd, Is., Black Beau; built the property ...
... 21, B. Morthover ; K 31 nod.. 9 eutries.-llitto o; wild ferns, Isl, 3t, K N.rttavv:r ; lad, L. F. !Leaden. -1 q uart of blackberries, Isl, 3., Kelloway, Holm.; (tad, is, W. Day. 5 eatries.-0/Antioa of Urbana 2s, B. Northovar. 6 CLASS C. (For Gentlemou'o ...