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... nectar meetirnt of Kural banitary Authority that and may included; 1-ome- f i«n was read .from th, eranates, cranberries, blackberries, su .. c (k , IJ((u)D , wbla i Cummitwu complaining the berries, dewberries, raspberries I,a boil c., . n , , drainage ...
... experience of agricultural chemistry can alone decide what clan of strawberry (ground fruit), or raspberry, gooseberry, currant, blackberry, or not (bosh fruit), or pear, apple, cherry, plum, damson (orchard fruit) the best suited for the eoil and climate existing ...
... injury to hedges, growing orops, tieis fro., but quote authority As the law now stands is offenoe to take mush* rooms, blackberries, primroses, or wild plants any kind; nor is it criminal effsnce to trespass to find them! Trespassers will ba prosecuted ...
... injury hedges, growing crops, trees, ke. ; but to quote entbority, the law now stands it no offence to take mushrooms, blackberries, primroses, or wild plants of any kind.” Nor is it a criminal offence to trespass to find them —** * Trespassers will be ...
... to hedges, growing crops, trees, &c. but to quote an authority, the law now stands it is no offence to take mushrooms, blackberries, primroses, or wild plants of any kind.' Nor is it a criminal offence to trespass to find them— Trespassers will be prosecuted' ...
... in early this Letty’s enc Otway’s lady the of her dressed lier costume littlo walk : it that lady of invariably i3 pick blackberries or paddle the ! Mrs dress forgot the be I cleverly Yes very” I am sorry it jolly town’ “ why you not obliged” lie looking ...
... kittle Torrington. Class 4—Breeding Cows.—First prize, 3/. second, 2/. ; third, 11.— 1. Mrs. Louisa Davies, Winkleijih, 'Blackberry'; and 3, A. Oatway, Yarnscombe, I'll Try' and ' Curly.' Other entries —J. Webler, Langtree ; James Squance, Petrockstow ...
... guineas (M’Leaa); A Girl Driving Calvea, G. Mason, 370 guineas (Colnaghi): Luff Boy. by J. C. Hook, 920 guineas (Graham): Blackberry Gathering, by O. Mason, A.R.A., 530 guinea* (M'Lean); Portrait of Lady, by J. Hoppner, R.A.. 400 guinea* (Clayhorn); Portrait ...
... brings with it, I, for one, don’t wants to berich ! Get up, Old Gray.” Farther down the lane, however, where the ripening blackberries hung their knobs of jet on every bough and spray and the sound of a little brook eomewhere in the distance made s dreamy ...
... one produced Borne fine animals The cows were an excellent collection Mrs Davis of Winkleigh securing the blue ribbon with Blackberry animal which although eight age described the judges a true type of the old Devons The whole of Devon heifers in 1892 commended ...
... cool for 15 minutes, and bottle, A taNespoonful of this, added to a giass of iced water, makes a most refreshing drink. Blackberry and strawberry vinegars are made in the same manner, Otr Deceseeats Lirrie Tor.—The whole history of the organiam bears ...