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... during the Republic. Rlackderry Cultivation.— A new rural industry is being opened in Kent—namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of the county, and the ...
... THEY will PAY TEN CENT, the outlay, ami their VALUE will DOUBLED in a few years’ time. APPLE. CURRANT. APRICOT. GOOSEBERRY. BLACKBERRY. NECTARINE. CHERRY. PEACH. PEAR. PLUM. RASPBERRY. .STRAWBERRY ROSES, FLOWERim; and ORNAMENTAL TREES and SII RUES, EVERGREENS ...
... TREES. THEY will PAY TEN PER CENT, on Hie outlay, and their VALUE will be DOUBLED in a few years’ time. APPLE. APRICOT. BLACKBERRY. CHERRY. CURRANT. GOOSEBERRY. NECTARINE. PEACH. PEAR. PLUM. RASPBERRY. STRAWBERRY. ROSES, FLOWERING and ORNAMENTAL TREES ...
... FRUIT TREES. THEY will PAY TEN PER CENT, on the outlay, and their VALUE will DOUBLED in a few years’ time, APPLE. APEICOT. BLACKBERRY. CHERRY. CURRANT. GOOSEBERRY. NECTARINE. PEACH. PEAR. PLUM. RASPBERRY. STRAWBERRY. BOSES, FLO WERINC and OBNAiIENTA L TREES ...
... decorated with fruit and flowers from Capt. g)uncomba’s garden. A special and effective system had been introduced this year of blackberry bramble, which formed an effective addition to the decorations with its clusters of black and red berries. A half holiday ...
... TEN PER CENT, the outlay, and their \ ALUE will Ikj DOUBLED in a few 1 years’ lime. apple. currant. APRICOT. GOOSEBERRY. blackberry. nectarine. CHERRY. PEACH. PEAR. PLUM. RASPBERRY. STRAWBERRY ROSES, FLOWERING and ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS, EVERGREENS ...
... paper was then read by Mr W. Wells, which contained much sound advice and common sense ; reading, ¢ Old Humphrey and the blackberries,” Mr W. Abbott: recitation, “ Corjugal love,” Mr G. Parrott; address, Mr Amos Cook ; iustrumental trio, Mr and Mrs Juniper ...
... STABLES, KEPT HUNTING, RACING, THE LEIGHTON BUZZARD OBSERVER, TUESDAY, DEC. 31, 1880 APPLE. eiJBEANT. APKICOT. GOOSEBERRY. BLACKBERRY. NECTARINE. CHERRY. PEACH. ATTENIIS AT ONE OF THE BEST INVESTMENTS OF THE DAY PLANT PPUIT TREES. THEY will PAY TEN PER CENT ...
... sickle, the background being red, and with a triangle of old man’s beard on either side. The ledge« were covered with oats, blackberries, and winter cherries on moss. The rostrum railings were entwined with ivy and ferns. In the Communion was placed a quantity ...
... suddenly, after eating ii quantity of blackberries. He vomited violently alter eating them, and iho medical evidence went to show that death was due to couvulsious consequent upon diarrhoea caused by eating the blackberries. The death is announced of Mr. George ...
... suddenly «fter esting a quantity of blackberries. He vomited violently aftor eating them, and the medical evide e went to show that death was due to convulsions conssquent upon diarrbea caused by eating the blackberries. Mgrs S A. ALy~ 8 Worep's Hair ResTorer ...
... MrJ. T. Wootton ; song, ‘ The Happy Fatherland”™ Mr Crouch ; song, ** Father O'Flynn (encored) Mr T. Temple ; song, “ Blackberries ™ (encored) Miss Robinson ; song, “ I should like to be a soldier” | (encored), Mr R. de V. Pryor; piano solo, Mi_u | Wileon ...