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... Smut Patm—it splendid Marino Drees, by Jou &Orr. Esq.. Haberdasher, Primes Street, Edusbunch, fur Beat 1 Put Blackberry Jam, I Put tlooseberry Jell), 1 Pot Red Currant Jelly, and 1 Pot Strawberry Jam. ROBERT BA! Wont Limbo,lith August 1800. .- • Collie ...
... gooseberry crop, from all accounts that reach us, will not be a very heavy one. Blackberries, it is said, will reach a high price this year. For years past, very few blackberry bushes have been planted, and the crop being limited one, the prices are tending ...
... CALF-FEET JELLY every night. There is nothing so strengthening and refreshing as home-made Calf-feet Jelly. Also home-made Blackberry Jelly, Kun heather Honey, &c., Ac. NOTE THE ADDRESS DAVID CAMPBELL, 22 ST DAVID STREET. BRECHIN. ...
... apples. pliant etc. But even in the berries the exhibits were few. These, however were of good quality, and one lot of blackberries far size could scarcely be Mat. and took the grit price easily. ...
... GROCERIES. Jar MARMALADE, per Jar. Lit Jar HOMILMADIE MARMALADE, 74 par.'s,. Jr APPLE. DAMSON, PLUM. rd BLACKBERRY JAM, Jar—Jars ...
... Make Freafa Supply CALF-FOOT JELLY Baarjr Night Tbara ta aa etiangthooiug and ralmhiog Hoaja■wda Jally. Alao, Hoaia-aiada BLACKBERRY JELLY, RUN HEATHER HONEY. ST DAVID STREET, BRECHIN. ...
... e, Morgan ; Forbidden Fruit, | grass Farington, W. Wood; Stockealey, P. Mi 2p OB Squire, G. Broadbent ; Blackberry, Widd = irably te 1 Blackberry ; 8 to leach Forbidden Fi f the Stokesley ; 10 to 1L Botion Farivgtes. Won by a head ; three range between ...
... he was getting bis value for bis £10 per annum in belonging to a Club where Royalties and Dukes are not so pientifal as blackberries. ...
... übiquity of the Scotch gardener is an ancient phenomenon. In the eighteenth century Scotch gardeners, if not plentiful blackberries, were to be fonnd on many English estates. Scott's Andrew Fai user vice, it will be remembered, was a Scotch gardener on ...
... the micculent fruits of many of the plants of the order. The ahoond, peach pluni. apricot and cherry, Mao the apple, pine. blackberry, reapberry, a nd berry may mentioned. 'Wail Vetch I Vials Septum) and liirdafoot trefoil (Lotus Curniculatua). both belong ...
... readily endorse this opinion. The following trnat to be favoured with a continuance of your varieties are kept in Stock :—Blackberry, Black esteemed Patronage. : Currant, Coltsfoot, Elderberry, Ginger, Grape, SMITH & DALGLIESH, I Madeira, Orange, Port, ...