... Wanted or For Sale, should be advertised in’ the Standard offices, Bank-street, Maidstone. . RASPBERRIIS CANES, Blackberry O . (iem, Blackberry Black, ete, Fur waste, !d. Seal £3 per ton. Agent, Messrs. Wobb, seed, comn, ote. &d‘-fi rags ; order early; circulars ...

... plant. Amougst the exhibits not for competition were some very fine peaches (Lady Palmerston),and. some American cultivated blackberries -tzlr._ H. Ourtis, some fiue caulifiowers, a of cholos cut flowers seut by Mr. A. Smith, and some' 'h.hl?t.loyeo. A vote ...

... could manage is myself. I went on, but could not see the way awl. lad began to get very hungry Indeed,! picked a lot of blackberries, and other little things to eat. Thu it began to get dark again, and as I was getting very tired, I lay down to rest. While ...

... moderate atten-1 dams) ; nevertheless. there were some exhinite of 1 good quality, including baskets of peaches and American blackberries by Mr. Curtis, of Branfold, 1 Goudhurst ; ceuliflowers and cut flowers by Mr. A. , &Mtn, of Swattenden, and some fins black ...

... walk, the L:‘lnxelt. 14 months old, being in a perss” bulator. aving the vehicle, for a few minutes whilt she gathered blackberries, it commenced to run dowt an iacline, and eventually fell into the North Stafford shire Canal, near Hardcastle Station ...

... longer camp around at the hop-picking season, old world lore abounds. Had Miss Alice Atherton turned up at the “show,” her blackberrying costume would have been quite correct, and I am sure she would have enjoyed it, particularly George Bird's steam ronn&bont ...

... choice apples and pure, 2s to 4s per (liven ; cooking spplea, Id; sod plums. id per ib. ; dgmsous, 2d to 8d per quart; blackberries. 3d: filberts, Pd: and grapes, ed to 35 Od per lb. MOOPINI : Cot MM.. is; sod mixed flow's, 2d to 4d per bunt*: pistil ...

... Lemons, Is; and choke apples and pears, 28 to 48 per dozen: cooking apples. Id; and plums, 2d pee b.:i 24 to 84 per quart; blackberries. 3d; filberts. 84; and grape,. 84 to per lb. Flowers Cut ewes, Is; and mixed Rowe's, 24 to 44 per beach; pleats in pots ...

... come russet red straw, turned up with velvet Of the same abode, the crown in black straw, and the trimming a big bunch of blackberries. It was as Ideal 'simple-of autumn headgear, both as regarded the colour and fruit. The crown of • differed colour to the ...

... plant. Amongst the exhibits not for competition were some very fine peaches (Lady Palmerston),and some American cultivated blackberries sent by Mr. H. Curtis; some fine cauliffowers, a collection of choice cut flowars sent by Mr. A. Smith, and some well-grown ...

... For two or three days the boy WWII to have wandered about unable to extricate him& from the forest, and subsisting on blackberries and three penny cakes which be bought with his school money. He then spoke to a minister. Mr. Wooldridge at a Gospel tent ...

... u e o L ve blie tio .. e d pl e u b m ee t . te S i Th ei g good effect , ho were while altar rails were decorated with blackberries and wheat, should be pushed on now as moon as possible, and . on . had a keener . e of than b e b i d—f or b. was committed ...