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... WDelhridge ;2,JDown. Dish plums(cottagers)—l, RSloman; 2, WSlade; 3,JBeer. Ditto(farmers)—l.Tßurgess; 2,8 Beer; 3, W Down. Dish blackberries(schoolchildren)-l, Loosemore; 2, W Burgess; 3, A Eastman. Bunch cut flowers(cottagers).—l, Ellen Loosemore; 2, T Harris ...
... Sloman; second, Mrs Slade; third, J Beer. Dish of ditto (farmers) —First, W Delbridge; second, S Beer; third, W Down. Dish of blackberries, gathered by school children—First, W Loosemore; second, W Burgess ; third, Pollie Warren and A Eastman. Clan,-. C. —Flowers ...
... plums, from 2d to per dozen ; apples, per lb ; carrots, id per bundle ; apricots, Id to 2d each ; figs, Id to 2d each ; blackberries, 3d per quart; whortleberries, per quart; raspberries, 5Jd to 6d per quart; mushrooms, 2.Jd per quart; peas, 8d to 14d ...
... point of view, and as affecting the Vtgi number of our fellow creatures. Swimmag matolil on the coast are as plentiful as blackberries, butts carry them out snooesdully in an inland ton I rather a novelty. It is true that but few Mel away from the sea can ...
... Sloman; second, Mrs Slade; third, J Beer pish of ditto (farmers) —First, W Delbridge; second, Beer ; third W Down. Dish of blackberries, gathered by school children—First, W Looeemore: second, W Burgess; third, Pollie Warren and A Eastman. Class C.—Flowers ...
... below Ashley Lodge, Arthur's horse stops shoit, and the old man jumps almost at bound from the saddle into a tangled mass of blackberry bushes, below which, in the dry bed of a water-course, the hounds have run fairly into their deer, and the Who-whoop ...
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... potatoes, to lbs for 6; pears, id to 2d ; p un,s, from 21 to »« ld Per bundle ; apricots, ldto2d each figs, to 2d each ; blackberries, 2d per quart mushrooms, 2d per quart; melons, Is D«r lb • 3 and —In the Bu-chers Market prices were as fallows--Beef from ...
... pulpit, reading-desk, and lectern; Mrs. and Miss Venn, the windows; while Mr. Passmore and Mr. Venn affixed the wreaths of blackberries around tho windows. Mrs. Sanders (of Moke House), Mrs. Hendy (wife of the Rev. F. P. J. Hendy), Mrs. Venn, Mrs. Payne, ...
... curse russet red straw, turned up with velvet of the same shade, the crown in black straw, and the trimming a big bunch of blackberries. It waa an ideal example of autumn headgear, both as regarded the colour and fruit. The crown of a different colour to ...
... 3093), the Bootle began to get very hungry indeed, I picked a lot of Division of Lancashire (£3089), the Medway Divison blackberries, and other little things to eat. Then it of Kent (£3079), the Luton Division of Bfordshire began to get dark again, and ...
... great favour again. as is ivy—the flowering ivy--oak apples, with shaded oak leaves in all tints of green and brown, and blackberries with bramble leaves. Of bats, the most novel French shapes are the Roland, with a round turned-up brim; the Auvent, resembling ...