... a Cliff.—A shocking accident is reported from Peniarth. G'amorganshire, where a youth named James M'Janet was gathering blackberries on the summit of Peniarth near the :zig-7ag«ath. Missing his fotiug. he was precipitated the rock, depth feet. When found ...

... a Cliff. shocking accident is reported from Peniarth, G amorganshire, where a youth named Janies M'Janet was gathering blackberries on the uuznmtt of Peniarth Cli*r, near the zie:-7ag path. Missing his f ...

... Mis Biddoch. Groan gooseberry Jelly—l and 2 Mrs Annie Wilson. Oatmod oak. s-1 Jeaaia Forbea, 8 Mrs Brown, 8 Annie WLlaoo. Blackberry Jam—l Mrs Brown, Pirria. 8 Annie Wilson. Oatmeal cakes -1 Jeasla Forbea. 8 Annie Wilson. Annie Oarria, F.C. Manas. Sample ...

... of garety. It was not exactly •• open house at our Embassy, but it was next door to it. Invitations wen 1 “as plenty as blackberries,” and everybody agreed that “ the Loftuses did the thing well removing from St Pe*er-Uuig i-ord Augustus was made Gov**-o ...

... splendid collection fromim the Gardeon :it Troup, J consisting of rod end greiia go rsebercies, c white and red curraltfi. blackberries, ixrawberries, v peaches, plums, grales, inil ortangfs. Vegetables In 6 were a superior show. Aeiongst the profeedonal ...

... Chogalie, Scampa Via. filly, Fashion, Iris, Girlie. Firelock. Romany, W ild ; Sherry, Santa Maria, Stackpole, Frederica, Blackberry, Mohawk, Southwick, Corinia, I\orthumbria, ; Miss Smith, Peter the Great, Buffalo Bill, V.' '.: t, Lowland Lassie, Esher ...

... was the splendid collection from the Garden* .'•t Troup,; Consisting red and green .sebemes, 1 white and red currants, blackberries, s-rawherries, i poaches, plums, grape*, rnd oranges. Vegetables were superior show. Ao.ong t the professional sections ...

... shocking J e accident is reported from Penitirth, G!amorganshire, , where.a youth named James M'Janet was gathering i 'blackberries on the summit of Peniartb Cliff, near the zig-zag path. Missing his footing, he was pre- cipitated over the rock, a depth ...

... prizes wet# awarded to Mr Bryce, Darnaway, and Mr Mitchell, Dyke. There was a large and keen competition in the class of blackberries. and Mr H. Dye, Brodie, was awarded the first prize in that class, as also the first prize for rasps and strawberries. ...

... Remove all runners from early strawberries that have ceased bearing which are not required fur transplanting. Raspberry and blackberry stools should be kept free from suckers, and in the former case good sorkiogs of water will be necessary to ensure abundance ...

... Clir?-'. A shocking accident is reported from Peniarth, Glamorganshire, where a youth named James M‘Janet was gathering blackberries on the summit of Peniarth Cliff, near the zig-zag path. Missing his footing, he was precipitared over the rock, a depth ...

... Chalmers, Souterton-. Africa ma-igolds-No name. Hyitranirea-P. He demon. Frs.t-Bert co!lectiou-t P. Henderson: 2 A Philip. Blackberries-1 G. Morison; A. Philip. Veyetabka - Yen-R. Neigh. Beana-P. Henderson. Caltectio .of potatoes-( G. H. Rohb; 2 J. Gray, ...