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... Burr. Apples- Geo. Oliphniit. iiaa|js, Mrs Barclay. Largest strawberries. James Burr. Strawberries, flavour, Mrs Barclay, blackberries, Robert Anderson, White currants, A. MTiobbie. Yellow goose, berries, Miss Cowie Vecktaulks.— Collection of vegetables ...
... sion that a large proportion of frnil - I district is to some extent sa. ?? facilities for its easy disposal. ■ berries, blackberries, and stone in a unW B -B rather a. meagre s*rop. rasps and I plentiful, and are ripening as fas' ?? I pulled. These soft ...
... there being sion that a large proportion , u ff district is to extent ' f . facilities for its easy di«po^ a jfc berries, blackberries, and wtone rather a meagre crop, ras ß^ ffl ...
... ' JAMS AND JELLIES. Apple Jelly .. iy Apricot Jam .. s Blackberry Jam, .. Black Currant Jam Black Currant Jelly Bramble Jeily . Damson Jam o Damson and Apple Jam Damson Jelly a¢ Gooseberry Jam .. Gooseberry Jelly .. Greengage Jam .. l Plum Jam .. .o i ...
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... were bigh order. aad cabbages were the strong clusses of the v from The display of fruit w k, who fair aised Amoug the blackberries was ers aod a branch of a buso simp he late with fruis, and bent down under the w: weuld it, [t was exhibition ealy,by ...
... and meadows and open spaces along the shores are full of them huckleberries of many species, salmon-berries, raspberries blackberries, currants, and gooseberries, with fragrant strawberries and serviceberries, on the drier grounds, and cranberries the bogs ...
... and meadows and open spaces along the shores are full of them huckleberries of many species, salmon-berries, raspberries blackberries, currants, and gooseberries, with fragrant strawberries and serviceberries, on the drier grounds, and cranberries in the ...
... the pursuer bad to procure them elsewhere, but be says that there were twelve fruit trees, ten rose boshes, seventy ■ four blackberry bushes, aod forty gooseberry bushes damaged.” The defenders’ witnesses admit that damage was done to tbe garden, and Mr ...
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... woods and meadows and open spaces along the shores are full of them huckleberries of species, salmon-berries, raspberries blackberries, currants, and gooseberries, with fragrant strawberries and serviceberries, on the drier grounds, and cranberries in the ...
... Aland Fellowes, Airs Saunders, and Janies Cocker. Fruit was a large and very fine sh' w, currants being shown in abundance, blackberries, for the season, being excellent. As usual at the Meigle show, there was a very laige show of vegetables, all the exhibits ...