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... ability—nay, of t! attainments, and such as would bave Leen deer nature less than half a century ago—are s.mply ful as blackberries, and each in his turn is only until he is supplanted by o still great OTS.” Leeds hag during the past seasoo had a liberal ...

... rendered by Marius Girard (Captain Medway) and Laurence Caird (Gen. Baltic). The piece was preceded each evcni’lighby ¢ Blackberries.” GAIETY AND STaß.—The attractions here have been varicd and interesting. The company included the Sismondi and Vivian ...

... London eid Hu that of Upton allowed his caraways to stand ” bat they were a failure, and he gave g all of as he had given blackberries, ¥ e asked bo was re We cannot but think there was an importar for this, inasmuch a8 in America black) ook the grown to ...

... them being engaged at 1,000f. for the whole bal A new rural 1 is being opened up fr yhile re- nameiy, the cultivation of blackberries Enurmous quantities of this fruit are grown on t ace were in the lanes and other parts of that county, an has now to ove ...

... London Correspondent, blackberries a at fourpence per pound in the greengroce ral, has and they are readily purchased at that price y takes aregular supply, the sale, large as it now fternoon undoubtedly be increased, for th blackberry isa fruit popular alike ...

... rim 4 W. F. Seoteh 2 ‘Mr, A. Milvers ol Norch: *Mr. Milaer's histla Jacket, 8 Mr, Milner's Mainga, 2 Mr. Queen, 3 Me son's Blackberry, i W. G, Stevens's Torrent, 3 yrs. Vyner’s Glory Smitten, > 4 ated to's wach. One ree 73 of wham *$12 Mr. J Blake's Px ...

... tiacts of pasture land as would make tse cowboys out west mad with envy, and right under the burning Equator we have fed on blackberries and bilbetries, aisd quorshed our thirst with crystal water fresh frum the snow beds. We have alsa been able to a-id uearly ...

... Are you able to talk, Iris* said her husband, i turning the pony down through some deep wooded lancs, where the ripe blackberries clustered thick | in the red-lcafed hedges, ** because, if not, I can wait.” l Ile drove slowly, and looked into her face ...

... also guarantee that the win es ire usual adulterative ingredients, such ss eg- a | alcohol. To this ladv it theretor' o blackberry -wine making is an ind-as't t eminently suited to the conditions c I -: where the fruit is abundan = - is cheap. Whether ...

... bushes, the parent plant of which was dug d up from a neighbouring ommon. As s a fruit for the table or for making jelly, the blackberry d ese rves better brecognition. Railway station refreshments form an irritating subject of discussion, most people having ...

... why did you nut wait to receive turning the pony down through some deep. wooled my gratitude ! lanes, here the ripe blackberries cluttered check hod taken a prorange on board the ' Arrow. in the radii:Wed hedges, because, if not, I can head' for ...