... AMONGST WET POTATO HAULM. Drat thee, Dinah, batch, come back do ! you mind as you dunnat stumble over that them long blackberry bramble, and taks all the paint off thee nose. Steady, botch ! Ah, that's so ' I ook at old Drake drawing up them votive drAlls ...

... colour; blacK^iu X 14-L four years; fait, jift owner ; warr-ntel; tri»l allov.ed.—Api' Mows, Lake, near LW. __- J^aS and Blackberry want » n* Horse and Wagonette shea?. lor day 1? o-'tm:r,y, go to Si.« im Laundry. _________i-^__> W. Win-'ebank. Buil: er ...

... Smith’s fourth. Sir Joseph Bank a handicap is to be decided next month, while the Sheffield handicaps” are as plentiful blackberries all over colony, none leas than .£lOO, while the Botany ones this time, with gold chronographs added. venture was too high ...

... them. The holly will figure well at the next Christmas some misfortune overtakes its unusually heavy crop of berries The blackberry promises a very heavy orop, the weather favouring. On Saturday I plucked some fine specimens on the border of old Pilling ...

... with good action bred of tha owner ; warranted ; trial allowed,—Apply to Mr, Moses, Lake, near Haadown, LW. 11*38 UT and Blackberry Season.— If yon want a As Hone and Wag?onette cheap, for a day the eanatry, go to Pratton Steam Lairndry. V*OQ—SMALL Pony ...

... coral-bunches at the ends of the twigs, however, are more to the feathered folk than all the plant-lore of all the country The blackberry, too, is fast ripening. Its branches have some green fruit, some red, some purple black. But there is time enough, as the ...

... mass, 2; Annie Illmemblackberries, extra Emma Wright. lower., rites ; blackberries, Wright, merges.. extra. Flora Jades. mom, extra. James Ellis, nuts, prise. Edith Lammas , . blackberries. I. Lilian Creamy. miniature garden. Elise Pattenden. grasses, prim ...

... on the teatables of most well-to-do American farmers—viz., fruit shorteake. Huckleberries are much liked ; in this count blackberries or mulberries could be used in their nlnz and nothing could be more delicicus than raspberry or nnwi:rry -.l:’omh. The ...

... of a lady on a bicycle rushing down the page.— 8 “The Garden in September,” is here dutifully attend P| to, “ Going.a-Blackberrying,” the exercisa suggested.— Good company is to be met here, the reader being introduced to “ Friends” in the House of Commons ...

... the tea tables of most well-to-do American farmers—vis., fruit shortcake. Huckleberries are much liked; in this country blackberries or mulberries could used in their stead, and nothing could be more delicious than raspberry or strawberry shortcake. The ...

... thought they had done their sentry-go, and were waiting to relieved. The crops were serious matter, but as for these nuts and blackberries, the post does not think it worth its while to very severely rigid. the small boy is not so much afraid it as’:he was. ...

... seen tea-tables of most well-to-do American farmers—viz,, fruit shortcake. Huckleberries are much liked ;in Ins country blackberries or mulberries could be used m their stead, and nothing could be more delicious than raspberry or strawberry shortcake. ...