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... to call the attention of the Board the very bad stale of the public road between Blackberry Farm and Lmgficld, ami to point out that at one particular place close Blackberry Cottage, was very dangerous to public Ira flic. It appeared that the matter was ...
... LINOKIEI.D HOAD A HAD STATE —THE SIKVEYOU TUUKATKNF.D, T NOT KHIGHTF.NKD. The SruvEYou rcjwrted that the road leading from Blackberry-lane, by Dorman’s station to Mutton-hill and Lady cross, in the parish of Lingfield, was almost impassable. It was rather ...
... E. Jordan, fems. K. Stepney, 2nd nuts. P. Stepney, Ist blackberries. A. Jordan, extra basket flowers. S. Standing, 2nd cross flowers. E. Warren, extra miniature garden. L. Wright, 2nd blackberries. Chas. Illinan, 2nd garden. A. Dancy, 2nd grasses cross ...
... Ist, W. Wilson; 2nd. H. Whitcomb; 3rd, Hoad; 4th, A. Whitington; sth, Marg. NVv.itt: extra* Edith Smith and E. Trussler. Blackberries. Ist, James Nevatfc; 2nd, W. Boxall; 3rd, P. Lannawuy; 4th, R. Whitcomb. ...
... collections fruit and peaches, nectarines, plums, apples, and pears. One novelty struck us; it was excellent show of wild blackberries, some of them fi 9 the children exhibiting them. The children’s wild flowers also made a pretty and very attractive class ...
... per cent, higher than last year. The chief reason for absence is, that fruit being scarce, the parents send the children blackberrying. —On the motion Mr. Ghkkn, vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Henvillc and others for their assistance the school treat. ...
... per cent, higher than last year. The chief re.vs for absence is, that fruit being scarce, the parents send the children blackberrying.—On the motion of Mr. Green, a vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Renville and others for their assistance at the school ...
... party engaged in cricket the outside of the cricket ground, whilst the majority rambled into the woods seeking nuts and blackberries. apparently with great success. Others visited the Imp gardens and the interesting church and village. Mr. T. Colgate and ...
... party engaged in cricket on the outside of the cricket ground, whilst the majority rambled into the woods seeking nuts and blackberries, apparently great success. Others visited the hop gardens and the interesting church and village. Mr. T. Colgate and Mr ...
... cherries to 50,000 each, apricots and grapes to 40,000 each, black cherries to 30,000, strawberries 20,000, and apples blackberries, currants, gooseberries, nectarines, quinces, and raspberries smaller amounts. The exports from San Francisco amounted ...
... between the nave and south aisle, bore sunflowerand asparagus, and the gas standards were cut wined with wild clematis and blackberries. The latter was the work of Miss Caffyn and Miss Dowell. The congregation iithe morning was very numerous, almost every ...
... arch, the side chapel, and the principal doorway were wreathed with hops. The pulpit was wreathed with Virginia creeper, blackberries, and white chrysanthemums, while in the centre of each panel were small sheaves of wheat, with a dahlia in the centre, ...