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... occur when such offices are held by separate persons . Although parties capable of filling these offices are not thick aa blackberries , yet in places where the popula-fcion . exceeds 2000 there is not likely to be xnncu difficulty in this respect , —I ...
... girls about the same age , lett theit respective homes at Briming-ton for the purpose of going into the adjoining country blackberrying . Whilst they were , so engaged . Gough came . up with a hand-cart containing , amongst other things , children ' s toys ...
... the unscasouable state of the weather in the early part of the season having destroyed the raspberry and bramble bloasum. Blackberries, however, were a most abundant crop, and rowans promise equally so, but aloes have every appearance of again being a failure ...
... localities in India, Ceylon, Fiji Islands, &. When Mr Cruickshank finst }:M&A—-‘l‘-w,h—o‘-h gathered were only the size a blackberry {currant), but by a:‘d-lcdn‘v'docnn‘uperiments, exten: over the short .Jmmumwmud-m _'N'—igu‘_bn.m' than those with which ...
... administration in country parishes , where persons capable of filling-the office of inspector of p ^ er are not as thick as blackberries , and that ia-thatiL . ' a amendments imply a considerable increase of expenditure . It is strange bow doctors differ ...
... 104; and melons, to 3e each ; tilbests, 104 ; lychees, 4s ; and tiamicsia nuts, per lb. ; cherry apples, Gd ; sloes, ; and blackberries, &1 per quart. Flowers—Choice plants and exotics In full bkessom. 7s 6d to 10s ; rotes, 7s ; and Chins astern, 2s to 3s ...
... Lookedatfromtbe distance et half a mile the effect was highly curious. It. =das if the hill sides were clad with of gigantic blackberries, with beltrand of green between where the emerald; of the hill were too steep to afford a ihl foothold, or a perch. The ...
... Monsieur l'Avoest, said the man with the bill-hook, letting a gleaming line of his white teeth be seen; there are certain-- blackberries shall we call them !'—which frightfully cumber the ground. Since you ray you are not of riuissons, interrupted the ...
... melons, to : *Matlock*. Gd ; and pineapples, 2* Gd to Ks each ; hothouse gropm, 3. per lb. ; mulberries, Is per basket ; blackberries, per quart ; filberts and Kentish cob:its, Gd; lychees, 4s; and 1.6 d per lb. ; ripe walnuts, is Gd to 2e hundred. Flowers ...
... still, to join the company of the helpful boys, and the quickeyed, ready-handed little girls, Whose pretty lips with blackberries were all besmeared and dyed. The.cheerfulneas and gaiety, the-eagerness and success of these bright, happy, industrious ...
... strawberries were at, . The first rrize for weight was carried oar by J. of Welhsage. and the second by Thos. Rankin. The plate blackberries from We I liege also carried off the first prize, and was greatly admired. The gooseberries made a fair show. The greatest ...
... abusdant correborstion of Colonel lu-z':-khm When he first joined the Company the seeds be gathered were only the size of a blackberry (currant), and they h-fi only £25 per aunum to the Company ; careful eultivation aml experiments, ext over the ‘nflrd(wmhm—d-fi& ...