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... 1883, ll.Jgs., Mr. Westgate. Brio.Ma, calved February, 1884, 9gs., Mr. Broad. Briar, calved August, 1884, , Mr. Harding. Blackberry, calved April, I>B9, 12gs., Mr. S. Wickens, Danehill. Bilberry, calved March, 189», 7gs., Mr. au. Valentine Btii, calved ...
... 1883, Hies., Mr. Westgate. Brioma, calved February, 18S4, 9gs., Mr. Broad. Briar, calved August, I*B4, Sgs., Mr. Harding. Blackberry, calved April, 1889, 12gs., Mr. S. Wickens, Danehill. ~ Bilberry, calved March, 1890, 7gs., Mr. Leleau. Valentine Bth, calved ...
... tirade of nonsense Our friend and his adherents are like the old woman who wanted the son to shine only on hrr side of the blackberry-bush.” They are to do and say as they like, and church people, whose money, as School Board ratepayers, has educated our ...
... it might be made source of profit if grown in hedges with the necessary cultivation. He should advise the cultivation of blackberries, and having the hedges where they grew cut later in the year. It was a mistake to give young fruit trees manure which was ...
... the health and add tothe pleasure of those for whom tliey provide. Among the juicy fruits are strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, cherries, and currants; among the nonjuicy fruits are apples, pears, peaches, quinces, apricots, and plums. Mash the juicy ...
... tirade of nonsense? Our friend and his adherents are like the old woman who “ wanted the son to shine only on her side of the blackberry-bush.” They are to do and say as they like, and church people, whose money, as School Board ratepayers, has educated our ...
... tirade of nonsense ? Our friend and his adherents are like the old woman who wanted the sun to shine only on her side of the blackberry-bush.” They are to do and say as they like, and church people, whose money, as School Board ratepayers, has educated our ...
... Titchener. Darned Stocking, 1, Mrs. E. Cresey. Knitting, 1, Amy Baker; 2, Nelly Lowder. Extra prize for needlework, Amy Lowder. Blackberries, 1, Emily Taylor, 2, Edith Titchener. Wood-carving (special prizes given by lady in the parish, 1, (best oak carving), ...
... different treatment in the way of pruning. Remarks followed. in reply to various questions, on the culture of American blackberries, the causes of failure of crops vines, the best way of destroying the onion maggot, the cineraria maggot, and the celery ...
... workhouse and discharging herself from time to time. She told his Worahip she had come out on this occasion to try and get few blackberries to sell.—The Mayor: No; to teg; great complaints had been received about her begging, which could not be permitted. At ...
... the owners of the adjacent pr-'perties and others who habitually used the road. As the nearest proprietor, having bought Blackberry Farm fo- the sake its ultimate value for residential puri».he objected the proposal on account of the damage and depreciation ...