... Kingdom. For and tall part!. Won% apply to MUM SNIT*, Mannfisotering Chemist, LOUTH, LlNCOL.oiblilaro New Book ALL T - BLACKBERRIES. An interesting Blue- rate!' treatise on this - • now important fruit. POST FREE, ONE SHILLING. - 4 Viccars Collyer, - ...

... assortment of I/'fir jams and jellies, comprising Kaspbertv, Strawberry, Black and Rod Corraal, Egg Plnn’i, Damson, Greengage, Blackberry, Apple, Household, Apple Jelly, etc. Sold ia same Package* ns the Marmalade. Need no praise they are now well known. WRIGHT ...

... and Apple 7ld. „ „ »» Plums „ „ Greengage PI ams Ad. M M 21b ~ Damsons Bd. „ „ 21b „ Gooseberry and Rasps Ad. , „ 21b „ Blackberry and Apple Ad. „ 21b „ Bilberry lOd. „ 21b Black Currants lod. „ M H Raspberry lid. ~ 21b Strawberry lid. „ Marmalade 7d ...

... Raspberries sd. Gooseberries and Strawberries 54. sd. Blackberries W. Black. currants 54. Mixer; Fruit 344. Marmalade sd. Hartley's noted Presence, equal to bouse made. Raspberry, Strawberry. Blackberry and Apple, Blackcurrants, Damsons, 64. per lb. 31b ...

... FOR CHEAP PRESERVES. 3 Jar Damsons-. Ild. per j kr. 3 Gooseberry sud Reaps 11d. •• 3 Plums 104. 3 Blackberry and Apple 9i4. 3 Gooseberry and Apple 94. 3 Marmalade 10d. 2 Plum and Apple . . 61d. 2 Gooseberry and Apple .. ...

... praise the edge of the knife, and the wit of man. From the root you ascend the tree. Own country strawberry, strange country blackberry. If you have beer, you will have friends. Fire lea good servant, but a bad master. He who asks, does not go astray. The ...

... Stokes, 1; It. Turner, 2. Pears —A. Catchpole, 1. Plums—A. Catchpole, 1; J. Knott, 2. Peaches—C. Gefken, 1; J. Stokes, 2. Blackberries—D. Hewitt, I; Mrs Stack Wood, 2. Vzorrastas—Open Class. Collection Kenknight, 1; Trim, 2. Collection potatoes—Kenknight ...

... raised some wo inches above the floor ' whereon stood a large earihen jar, which early in the Eason had been filled with blackberry jaw, though only a small portion of it was left in the jar. To lift the cover to the floor required all the strength of ...

... my bareback riding right here r And I rolled neyssii of the eherboard side of that horse and struck on my bead in a wild blackberry bush. I went home with a nose 101 l of briars and an accumulation of raw experimene that would bare Dew worth its worth ...

... Hoare) and a capital field being present. After finding • fox in Crocker's Wood, they to Reed's Wood, through Felcourt and Blackberry, the fox going to ground in the Bwaight Wood. The Master halted back to Fe'court, and proceeded to draw the woods there ...

... misfortune long aa John North Heron had a finger left him. Before was'forty, publicspirited projects were as plentiful blackberries in good season; while John Heron of the bank was always to the fore with hu* counsel in any case, and his seemingly energy ...

... so great a number of half-pay officers had been attracted from India that generals, colonels, and majors were plentiful blackberries. As evidence the low price of neceeMriea, be quoted the current price of mutton at fourpence-halfpenny per pound. Mr. ...