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... some dozson ex-Mayors in Newport who would accept such an honour with great satisfaction. _ . Primroses, mushroom:, and blackberries are to be held the property of the occupier of the load on which they grow. Sueh is the of • resolution just agreed to ...
... wash the goods usual, boiling well. A pleasant drink in summer-time for invalids is blackberry cordial. Allow pound of granulated or loaf sugar for each quart of blackberry juice obtained by mashing the berries and then squeezing them in cloth. Add to these ...
... Tenants were very anxious to preserve winged game. The law of trespass should be strengthened to prevent people Coming after blackberries, mushrooms, Very little agricultural education was being given, but it was increasing. Railway rates were high and prohibitive ...
... liy-ways, windily oboes a hillside starred with yellow disk. of Inzariant ii,ndelions, a second merging into • thicket where blackberries hung their freib his the season, and a third leading broad ledge toe high preoipioe over-topping ✓ived-bank. kinction of ...
... cram of all instruction aboub milk, cheese, butter, leather, and so on. Over 60 per cent. liad never seen growing corn, blackberries, potatoes ; 71 per cent, did not know beans. Bags and other articles made of leather by the Poet Office for the next three ...
... up, Away and away the poor grasshopper newhow far and how fait he himaelf never knew; Hut he paused in a Avld where the blackberries grew. The bloesprns were white, and the leaves were quite green, Ali! thought he to himself, what • beautiful eerceo ...
... one kind is grown, this should be selected for its tall, robust growth and bold, strikingly handsome flowers. Culture of Blackberries. —Tho plants should put in in the autumn or early spring—preferably the former. The best kind to grow in ibis climate is ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT TO A BLACKBERRY PICKER. A boy, eight years of age, named Samuel Mellin, sou of Jamea Melba, collier, hielinerythan, was blaenrreng near the Hl:glesbush Foundry, Helinerythan, on Thursday evening. Rewriting over • stream he overbalaneed ...
... into the road and badly that since died. . inquest was held Neath upon a lad named Samuel eight years old. Whilst picking blackberries fell 10ft. into a draggmga heavy iron canting top of him D»a‘h .nltnd. The jury found a verdict of aooidantal death. The ...
... touch beer or wine, drink so eagerly and confidingly. CULTIVATING THE BLACKBERRY. Mr. Alexander Harley, Stenhousemuir. writes to the Scotoma* follows on the cultivation of the blackberry or bramble: I visit frequently those who are cultivating the bramble ...
... morning, and ninny thank for it. I think it In very pretty. The weather is very nice bore for getting in the earn. The blackberries are rips here, and the children are about gathering there. Dear Colossi, I enjoy reading the members' Mawr' • much riperially ...
... kittiwakes whirled and cried, and ii!ong the edge of which daring youngsters of both sexes conned death iu strati:thing out for blackberries. To the tight, the undulating country rising brilliant in all its beauty stiduenly, like Venus, from the sea. A charming ...