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... although lif? clothce wtre very much torn. A new rural industry Lj being opened up ia Kent— namely, the cultivation of blackberries for r relit. Enormous quihtitiee ot this fruit are grown en the heoges in tbe lanes and othor parte, cl that county, and ...
... pots, 20. per lb.: apples, Id. to 24. plums (gresogages), Ogres (Victoria). 3d. (Orissa.). 24. ; iscote, lions 24. mob ; blackberries, 31d. per pod; golt plane, 3d. per lb.; reptabl• IMlrrow., W. to 4d. each. Tomisy.—Blitter 1. Id. t. Is. 2d. lb. ; %go ...
... emerald, ruby, and sapphire tints, when the nut-clusters hide beneath the golden glory of the rich foliage, and when the blackberries glisten with the morning dew on the purpling hedgerows. Such scenes as these leave &lingering memory of their rare beauty ...
... Qr«tn 10 Mr Hobaon'aQuebec ..Hobbe 7 Uunttrd'i OulMMsi, ..Dover 6 7 Lord Londonderry'! Delay Dawson 6 3 Mr W Sasderaoa'a Blackberry Owner FBI OAT. SEPTman 20. The BBPTBMBBK HANDICAP of l.OOOga; winner (filing races excepted) after September 5. 1 p.m.. ...
... Cd each ; pigeons, 4s to lOs per dozen ; venison, 6tl per lb; fawn, 6d per lb peas, 2d per lb ; apples, 2s per stone : blackberries, 24d per lb ; plume, 24d per 11,; pears, 2d per It, !)(IN CASTKR Plentiful supply of new English wheat, the quality uneven ...
... Blake 2 Malaga, 6st 10.b (carJ6jt 121b) Bradbury 3 New Moon (Wall), Godfrey (Vlullen), Grovehd (Tomlinson), Barbara (Peake), Blackberry (3. Widdow field). Sandourie (Hibbert). Sharpsand (Smedley), and Blot (J. Woodburn) also ran. Betting: 7 agst Lady Wharles ...
... since been played out, the sea serpent has glided into un- known latitudes, twins and triplets are getting as common as blackberries, and there was really ing to cheer up the editorial mind when the utters were put up at St. Stephen’s, when everybody who ...
... the news that the pre-sent season is a goad one for blackberries, have beea cimbined to provide much rateioal for long-winded dir- course on blackberry-growing as a new rural industry. Blackberries are excellent things in their way; best of all when pluckedS ...
... the consent of the vicar having beers obtained. A new rural ituluetry is bring opened up in Kent - the cultivation of blackberries for profit. lb:minnow' quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges In the lanes and other parts of that county. The ...
... He/intim', married woman, of Denmark Street, stated that she remembered Friday, the tith of the present month. She had been blackberrying. Her children were there where the noise was. Mrs. Mackridge was in the stable and remained there all the time. Did not ...
... blame to Harmon. Tam or Bucnosiutots in Kzion—A new rural industry is being opened up in Kent, namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lines and other parts of that county, and ...
... to 6s each, pigeons 4s to 10s per dozen, leverets 2s Od to 3s 6d each, venison 6d, fawn 6d per lb. Peas 2d, apples 2d, blackberries 2£d, plums 2^d, damsons 2d, pears 2d per rb. ...