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... Moor) harvest thanksgiving service, per Mr. I'bomaa Heal, two baskets flowers, grapes, apples, pears, plums, damsons, nuts, blackberries, tomatoes, turnips, carrots, onions, potatoes, corn, cabbages, parsley, mint, cucumbers, pump* kins, vegetable marrows ...
... purposes. Surzuerrnos ABOUT BLACKDERRIICI.—Once more the blackberry is not without its fols•lore, and there is a popular superstition that the Devil always puts his cloven foot upon the blackberries on Michaelmas Day, and on this account it in considered ...
... from boat vuracionelt , . SUrettsTITION AROrr more the blackberry is not without its folg-lore, and there is • popular auperetition that the Devil always puts his cloven foot upon the blackberries on Michaeleme Day, and on this account it is considered ...
... Mr. Bell, who replied in mproprlate t :rms. TL Crten:y~x then give The &moil, Lamle Is li'rkoewald. who were thick as blackberries aad harheme as mint. (I.inßliter.) He should aell apes sr?. !i. hae•elor t r respond for them, rii , Mr. T. v4e, who bristly ...
... smell end unripe, 3a. dd. the 181 bs. was asked. The beet 45., and they were certainly worth la. more than the others. Blackberries thou were, but by no means large fins flavoured, 3s. Od. the dosen. Some fine Kentish cobs were also offered 6a. the ...
... — white and scarlet geraniums, asters, stocks, iris, daises, lillies, &c.—in- termingled with maiden hair, ferns, moss, blackberries, &c. Over the well of the font rose a light irregular octagonal pyramidal structure decorated with the tendrils of the ...
... couple; ducks, Ss. to 6s. per couple; rabbits, 2s. 6d. per couple; young pigs, 3JB. to £2 each; damsons, Gd. per quart; blackberries, 4d. to sd. per quart; peas, 3d. per lb.; cauliflower, 3d. to Gd. each. ULVERBTON 11.4.ERRT, TICORSDAY.-Wneat, F4IT 280 ...
... the The humid weather bee j eotice •%, mnehroonu, well aefor usually lane number which Been against the. */” , very made blackberries, of there r quite insipid compared with ...
... 'slices of wild b.reirre equal is point d to many cultivated varieties, and far surpassing than in flavour. Then comes the Blackberry, oar liamlekitst, or Bamletikite. with assay of its thirty els salsepeoles fairly represented here. The Dot/buy easy ...
... mufthrooms well for farmers I notice unusually large number of fungi on trees The damp-nea which fltvonr of orchard fruit blackberries of which there i very fair crop quite insipid compared with produce sunnier but days’ would change this” The t — and Countess ...
... from ova* ftpawai. from 9d. tode. forlSlbs. few W.neaonra wot also ahown 3a 9d. the basket, but they wot not tempting. Blackberries, what should have been Stt/wita As. the dozen. Orapee were rather more freely offaed, and is better oondiUoo, 4s, sod ...
... coddftioe from orer Prices varied from 2d. to for lSba A few Win art were aim shown 9d. the basket, but they won tempting. Blackberries, what ehould have been sneh, ware the denso. Grapes were rather mom freely offered, and in better a* 4a, and English-grown ...