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... stealing blackberries. Caleb Pope, of Ludlow, was summoned for stealing basket containing blackberries, value 2a fid, of Elizabeth Marsh, at Pope Aston, thelst November.—After hearing the evidence of Elizabeth Marsh, Henry Smith, and P Jones, of Leintwardine ...
... MANTTFACTTRERS AND lB23Sa»wf Grocery stores, oobncr or BOLD-STSEET AND BERRY-STREET. 21b, Jar* Blackberry Jam 0« 11M 91b. Jars Bloc and Apple Jam 0* lied ?Ib. Blackberry Jelly 1* 3b. Jar* Apple Jelly le Id Made from Selected Fruit and Betioed Sugar. SHAW BROTHERS ...
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... orchard, whose fruit-laden trees We robbed of their juicy black treasures at ease; And the field, which its nuts and fine blackberries could boast, Where we vied with each other in gath'ring the most; And that old shady lane, where we watch'd for the light ...
... beyond comparison, the beat tourist's handbook to Walesyet published (1677).—Che at er Chronicle. Goldm to Wales plenty blackberries; but of all that have come under our notice for gonaral nee ea a guide to North Wales, the Gossiping Onide is the best ...
... ; Tho yellow Room . Bamcleuth . and On tho East Coast , by Aleir . Frasor . R . S . A . ; The Carpenter ' s Shop , and Blackberrying , by J . L . Wlueatc , A . l ; . a . A . ; Aa English Yeoman ' s Dwelling , by David Murray , A . R . S . A . ; Industry ...
... Thousands of dollars are now made yearly from the strawberry crop alone; they are always in advance of any other crop. Blackberries and huckleberries grow wild in abundance. ...
... potato, pea, turnip, and the rest of the vegetables known to England. Tho grape thrives well. Raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, or brambles, cranberries, cherries, and other fruits, currants, plums, grapes, apples, Ac., grow wild; orchards everywhere ...
... He commenced by re-calling the memories of oer eohool days, when, on half-holidays, we enjoyed (he luxury of gathering blackberries in the Autumn. also referred to other recollections of early days, when enjoyment is derived from the gathering of green ...
... yeoman, and breeder of .Stolen Moments, even for the bon ...