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... FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY JAMS AND PRESERVES. Best Jams in 21b. Glasses. STRAWBERRY. GREENGAGE, RASPBERRY, YELLOW PLUM, BLACKBERRY. Also in 71b. Jars at Cheaper Rates. BOTTLED FRUIT OF ALL KINDS FOR PIES. ...
... laneH.tlte gnarled roots of the trees forming a rough hank their sides. At the foot of these banks a ditch often cut,and blackberry bush' - form an arch across There is such a wood between Keaconslield and lledgerley. 1 was walking along leisurely, a bird ...
... white cloth. BlacknaitxT and Taut.— Here the manner which these tasty tarta are prepared for Her Majesty's table. Clean the blackberries, and take the little core out of each berry with small penknife; peel the apples, remove the cores, cut them in Alices ...
... Friut.--temoodi, apples, bullaces, chestnuts, dannors, 1., filberts, grapes, basin muberne, pesca.i, pears, wausuts, blackberries, ...
... war*. Th* windows wore alao Ailed with do were and and the ga* standard omamanted with honeaty, dowers, and bunches of blackberries. The pulpit sms aleo suitably decorated, miniature ■heavaa corn forming part of the decorative scheme. Tim Her. Llewellyn ...
... FAMILIIIS WAIT= ON DAILY. JAMS AND PRESERVES. Best Jams in 21b. Glasses. STRAWBERRY, GREENGAGE, RASPBERRY, YELLOW PLUM, BLACKBERRY. Also in 71b. Jars at Cheaper Rates. BOTTLED FRUIT OF ALL KINDS POR PIES. 35 35 HIGH STREET, JOHN PEATTIE HIGH STREET, OXFORD ...
... of the foul wa* laid witii aod crimson aututnnal leave*, upon which wen* placed apples, bunches flower*, little piles of blackberries, and sheaves of corn. The window ledges were fillwl in with cleimtis, creeper, and flowers, t'i*» sr.is pilLtrs beinff ...
... mushrooms beetroot horseradish, onions, parsnips, potatoes. shallots. tomatoes turnips. Apples, (berries dameme, bonuses, blackberries, whinberries cranberries, Chests. gropes. 'auto. medlars, peaches, pears, plume, melons, Oa, walnuts. DRESS IN THE WORLD ...
... William boom, lad haloegiag to the Bmemam, aeM he, the aconaad, and feomSad, went for wnlk on ttmnUfls an Suoday. He waa some blackberries whM heard aSmTlooklng round saw Wise with bis hands knees laughing, and looking over the cliff. ntked Wiee whatne had done ...
... capital pies and puddings wet when only half-grown. Apples and blackberried to- 'I gether make a delicious tart, and this reminds me to call remark, 1 Why do people not cultivate the blackberry her :more generally P Never inind the American kinds, ea My ...
... Prisoner followed behind them from the town, and was about 100 yards from thorn. Thoy went over two bridges began to gather blackberries. Prisoner came up and “ Aanie,oome here. She went to hiss, aad asked her to put her hand in his pocket She refused to ...
... DOMEMTC. anc litt. BILACIIBEURYTNG ON BOAR-S HILL. hut' Last Saturday I verily believe that every- the body in Oxford Went blackberrying onl Boar's it. Hill' Naturally those who -went for the pro- ofI saic purpose of getting baskets full of the aki fruit were ...