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... workhouse, reg.rd being paid to the waste et the inmates. Mr Campbell- Davys thought the children ought to be allowed to pies blackberries to make jam. Mr W Jeffreys —Yes ; that would be an excellent thing. The blaster —They generally go on a Saturday every ...
... Thomas Fountain Villa Carmarthen a industry hut there seems to little profit in it all Of the quality of the Carmarthenshire blackberry there can no doubt for have elsewhere the fruit attain to such size Cultivation apparently is here not the fruit ready to ...
... collection probably the opinion of tho judges collection con-tsinrd apple tomatoes plums blackberries second prize collection consisted of apples nuts tomatoes blackberries aamHons It moot point are or vegetables but it would require great stretch imagination ...
... Carmarthen could half the cost whilo if they iyd it it could eighth cost of it to Perth Had it occurred that blackberries for anything but eating? Blackberries were for purpose dyeing lecturer would to eunply berries would prepare them and them how to it their ...
... and reached Llanstephan about 12 30, considerable delay being caused on the road owing to the facilities offered for blackberrying and nutting. Mr Rea, of the Union Hall, who had been apprised by telegram, rue to the occasion, and provided luncheon, ...
... 1803 following CATTLE HORSES The property of J Worthington Esq Glynymel Cattle 1— Five Pedigree three-year-old IHeifers in Blackberry winner of first prize toe North Pembrokeshire Agricultural this 2— Cow with Calf foot Blackball winner “ 4— Pedigree tw ...
... under about : eight ran there dispute about this result known the t:me but it believed follows : — I of Monntain 2 J John’s Blackberry Mr Reynolds's Bess Open Race (13 under: distance one mile three ran) —1 Mr J worth’s Brido of the 2 Mr Griffiths's Tudor ...
... prove to be aseful field of labour for working classing Applies plums gooseberries and blackberries very hardy and bo cultivated in exposed situations best blackberries I observed growing in this county are neighbourhood of i glwyswrw Much land is wasted ...
... great stricter it was Farmers difficulty in keeping off people who trespassed for mushrooms blackberries &c broke and tore down fences Mushrooms blackberries ought to belong to tbe occupier certainly Fruit culture little known except among market gardeners ...
... tto di-ony of d were on the tables being a truly grand feature. The mewa included delicacies of the as pleatifel as blackberries, Mr and Mrs Trollop, Blr. k L.on Iluiel, seam winning golden opinions from all for their catering abilities. M e mo, pulley's ...
... cheer up old pill there are glorious times ahead The will ’” like during the coming months for we bave elections thick blackberries before of are over will have Parish Council elections District Council elections Council elections our brethren the Pe ...
... sir and lot too Billy two bieckt make white tbie Wutcbfal protend bo writee feel for it that feeling write sack describes blackberries io division Billy to feir-fieted blow givea in hie time few too to Wstehfal religious-pretenoes cow-kieks et spleeo enmity ...