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... apples— l, Susan Salmon ; 2, John Crapp. Apples for dressing— l, Susan Salmon.- Twelve. winter apples— l, William Roberts. Blackberries— l, John Webb ; 2, Emily Hodge ; 3, WiUiam Osborn. Vegetables. — Twelve round potatoes — l, Richard Benney ; 2, John Endean ...
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... bunch of black grapes, and it is to be hoped that this will be the means of encouraging him to come forward again. The blackberries shown by Mr Howie, Dramtochty, were exceedingly large, and easily secured first and second prizes. In the section for extra ...
... rapidly cleared off the fields. Bees and lovers sigh and sip on the heather. clad hills; the children Ir the wood are picking blackberries. There have ly , en the usual crop of births. marriark and deaths, and three tea partiea, and so time rolls on in the valley ...
... but the plant that seemed to awaken for the time much interest with us any other was the Rubus Schomburykii, or Horaima blackberry, which greatly resembles the English brarnblo ; gathered several bunches of the fruit, which possibly does get sweet, but ...
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... PILLING. Ruud, Ncrrits.—A correspondent writes :— The blackberry promises a heavy crop, the weather favouring. On Saturday I plucked some fine specimens on the border of old Pilling Moss, where there are bramble vines as thick as a labourer's thumb. ...
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... MARK, LEARN. ICHOLLS, 31b. Jar Raspberry and Gooseberry Jam, is. Only 4d. per lb. AT NICHOLLS. 29, HIGH-BTREET . 7 21b. Jar Blackberry Jam, Bd. Only per lb. IO ROLLS ...