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... prices :— Price Artist. Subject of Picture. Year. Price. 1895. Ansdell The Deerstalker's Return, 1879 £-120 £215 Collins Blackberry Gatherers 1884 325 Faed Conquered but not Subdued, 1886 1155 The Snail 1887 92 Hook Gold of the Sea 1888 1722 1050 Hook ...
... stone, which will in course of time be surrounded and covered by a tine monument. Above it will hang the Queen's wreath of black-berried bays and the wreaths from the Kings of Italy and Portugal. On it was kid the wreath of Princess Beatrice, and round about ...
... JAMS AND JELLIES. per 21b, Jar Apple Jelly Apricot Jam Blackberry Jam, Black Currant Jam Black Currant Jelly Bramble Jelly . Damson Jam i Damson and Apple Jam Damson Jelly - Gooseberry Jam .. Gooseberry Jelly .. Greengage Jam .. Plum Jam .. oo Plum and ...
... Black—Mounted in Six Tall Sprays, with Ends Blade Grass, and Finished with Low Cluster Berries and Grass Loops, Is lUd Each. BLACKBERRIES—Spray of 6 Bunches, with Leaves and Twisted Stems, 4s 6d. STRAWBERRIES- Natural’’ (. luster of 9. with Leaves, Is 2id ...
... Black—Mounted in Six Tall Sprays, with Ends Blade Gras?, and Finished with Low Cluster Berries and Grass Loops, Is Each. BLACKBERRIES— Spray 6 Bunches, with Leaves and Twisted Stems, fid. STRAWBERRIES— Natural Cluster 9, with Leaves, Is 2id. MULBERRIES ...
... ihe Essex County Council has agreed to a resolution in favour of the passing of an Act oi Parliament declaring mushrooms, blackberries, 1 and p Lies nt roots the property of the occupier of thie land upon which they grow, and rendering aayons taxing them ...
... anottiCT boy , named Betteriti ^ e , bvstobbin {? Tlini durins ! 1 ' - dispute which aroBe while they were picking blackberries together . . . . . - . . - ; - ' ; . .- • • - . - • AMERICAN PRODUCTS . ' , - ..- - - R O Y A I . B A K I N G •' ; P 0 ...
... tnance, fo or a millon or so, especiallyon heavy days, would seem to be a matter of course, if not quite as plentiful as blackberries. A few years ago the Manchester Ship Canal Company, — = ing out the Bridgewater sme en cheque fora million and th & Co ...
... in soil or moss. They generally thrive best with bottom heat, but most kinds. will grow in the open also. Such plant' as blackberries, bovrardies, peaches, cherries, apples, pears, etc., are readily increased in this way wider frame culture. Horse-radish ...
... in soil or moss. They generally thrive best with bottom heat, but most kinds will grow in the open also. Such plants as blackberries, bovrardias, peaches, cherries, apples, pears, etc., are readily increased in this way under frame culture. Horse-radish ...
... threugh is of It is feet to 8000 feet above el, clothed in many with vegetation that reminds one of the and hillsides — blackberry, thist! and &e. artived at the Nile, where it ves Viseore Nyanza, on the 13th her, forty-two ‘after he reorived his orders ...