... Wodehouse said the Nurse was a good one and ought to have assistance. The Board would find they were not so plentiful as blackberrys. TINDZILS. Flour.—No. 1 and 2 districts, Mr. .1. 11. Stanford 9d ; No. 3 district, Mr. J. Churchman, Aid per gal., best ...

... scenery here again was pretty, the birds were singing beautifully, and the hedges appeared full of hte, even the discarded blackberry bush seemed to have stronger shoots,. and to say, I will make you some puddings this year. Taking a sudden turn to the ...

... any ease Liglish if not more so. Mr. Fleet mentirms weedy a more of noble and knightly families, who were as plentiful blackberries ieSuseex, and held, at one time or another, the larger portion the county. They have either voluntarily vacated their ...

... children, Editb Smith, 2a 6d.; Ellen Edwards, 25.; George Randall, Is. lid. ; Berths Hill, Is. • Martha Manner, lid. Pint of blackberries, for children, Marsh Hill, 2i ; G. Burchell, la: F. Hill, EXTRA PRIZICIL—For the beat collection of vegetables (six sorts) ...

... little blue flower. soothes celestir, celestie, and the (Bnothere Youngii ; a curiosity was . • specimen of the American blackberry, a very fin e frut. as large as • mulberry. Their two stands of iloblias were the best in the show, and were awarded first ...