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... Departr meat. A shocking accident reported from Penarth, Glamorganshire, where a youth, named James McJanet, s, was gathering blackberries on the summit of Penarth g Cliff, near the zigzag path. Missing his footing, he was it precipitated overthe rock, a depth ...
... this decision applies with the same force to blackberries as to other uncultivated plants or roots. Farmers generally would not object to people ranging their fields in quest of mushrooms or blackberries if proper respect were shown to the fences. If ...
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... clematis, and blackberry blossom. One very original her is of plaited rush, and the colour absolutely natural; it is lived and caught up with the softest Indian muslin, and trimmed with a lovely wreath of most realistic-looking plums end blackberries. It is ...
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... WORKING WOKEN. Appeal', as they are called, of a philanthropic kind are as common ae blackberries. They always au for money, but the appeal which Mr. Walter Beast has recently made is (remarks the Daily Nate') for another commodity. Scarce as money ...
... silence, you may be sure. It was autumn,' and the blackberries were ripe. Now and then they came across a black- berry bush, and stopped to gather the berries before they went on. But as they met many a blackberry bush, and had a dispute over each one that they ...
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... from them that are not required for transplanting. Continue to layer in pots or mounds for making new beds. Raspberry and blackberry stools should be kept free from suckers, and in the former case good soakings of water will necessary to ensure abundance ...
... To« Moore A Day *3 9 OMr Kowoo's Sir Rowland Ctetmat •3 0 Mr J Bedford’s Urey 5 8 7 T Htovena's Bov Owner 8 7 Mr tiodsoo's Blackberry Private 2 TEDDINGTON SELLING HANDICAP added to a sweepstakes sors each for starter* ; the winner to sold for 60 kits. Five ...
... Rowland, 3 yrs Clement *9 0 Mr. Bedford's Gwalia. 3 yrs Grey 8 7 Mr. T. Stevens's Country Boy, yrs Owner 8 7 Mr. Hudson's Blackberry, 3 Private The TEDDINGTON SELLING HANDICAP of lOOguineas, added to sweepstakes of 5 soys each for starters; the winn-r to ...