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... ABERGELE NOTES. Two young men, whilst blackberrying in a field close to farm called Ffrith, on Wednesday, came across a large snake meajuring near as they could guess fully six feet. They claim to bare gone to find stones ftr the purpose of killing the ...
... poll; GwrychCastle supplied a similar vehicle for the same purpose, while dogcarts and governess cars were as plentiful as blackberries, all in the interest of the Con- servative nominee. When these various ve. hicles discharged taeir freights at the polling ...
... Offers the following Cheap Lines: lb. Jar. Raspberry & Apple Jam - (3d. Strawberry and Apple - (3d Gooseberry and Apple - sd. Blackberry and Apple - sd. Damson and Apple - sd. Plum and Apple - - Mixed Fruit - - 4d. Marmalade (glass tumblers), 3|d. Sardines ...
... can observer! from the bridge. The poor birds are in for a bad time I um afraid. Blackbirds and thrushes are plentiful as blackberries in autumn. From the army of eats that one sees about I expect that their serried ranks will be thinned before long. I sse ...
... ra^asti that preserving ends with July, bizt w ...
... defiant lack of curl gives it J^ishdemureness. Fruit has almost ^1 j,u agai^, with the exception of trails, h'iglufn of blackberries. These combine ih He L? y folds of w5lifce velvet, or on a N*en aw with equally dqep purple velvet, ne-de-soie, or silk ...
... peaches and nectar- ies 20 feet, plums 20 feet, apricots 20 feet, Tories 20 to 30 feet. tigs 20 to 25 feet, currants 7 6, blackberries 4 by 7, and raspberries 6. ACTUAL PLANTING. Probably few trees will he r ady for planting totil November this year. The ...
... of sage or p can, if liked, used as flavouring for the dunipniiss. Bi.a ...
... leaned her, and played with her tennia, crieket, football; toboganning in wheallaaa barrow down graaay alopa in the garden; blackberrying and nutting in the wooda, on the oommona; skating, billiarda, archery. Mary wanted to areiything that anybody elaa in the ...
... with a saddle hag for pillow, or perchance a volume of NoUs on the New Te*tamnU; eating the coarsest bread, or gathering blackberries from the hedge, they passed rapidly across the land, and towns which, at their first visits, would not admit them to a ...