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... owner will not get two bushels per acre . The ground is almost covered with various sorts of shrubs—Sampas eu-ma- and . 'blackberry or bramble . A place quite closa to where I am now writing , containing 400 seres of land with a house and outbuildings ...
... number of visitor-, we observed a tine bunch of Harabro grapes from Mrs John Ihilsiut, &Agate Mill. The strawberries and blackberries were remarkable both for their size and ripeness, and the other small fruits were up to the mark. Passing the fruit into ...
... that Mr liesentbal propomal at Vienne to chid. lenge any td the six in the , provided be would play in Paris. Two of Mr I Blackberries friends aiked if be would agree to cocci:Loa. fie replied lu (be affirm.- ; nee, and, understaticherr that Mr Rosenthal ...
... number of girls. The explanation probably not very difficult to give ; fact tho reasons in this matter ore as plentiful as blackberries. Professor Laurie himself observes that it is natural there should be few boys at the senior examinations, because at that ...
... Jedfoot Instrumental Band have their excursion to Berwick-upon-Tweed to-day. POTATOES are now gelling here at 6d per cap, black-berries at Gd per pint, and red currants at same price. Mr BitowN, who for upwards of twenty years was precentor in Blackfriars ...
... Instrumental Band will have their annual excursion to Berwick.. Tweed to-ilay. POTATOI3 are now selling here at p er cop, blackberries at Col per pint, and ngl currants at same price. WILMON'M A cello; MART.—In of Mr Wilson's next fi , rtiiightly sale falling ...