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... cucumber, 3 ridge .-ucumber, 3 runner beans. 2 autumn onion+. coloured kidney potatoes. 3 kitchen apples; C. Bannister. 2 blackberries. 2 mulberries. 2 wiloured kidney ct ra s u. toes. 2 frame cucumber.; S. Crouch. 1 cab , 3 oitilitlower. 1 shallots, 1 turnips ...
... New-roed, Ham.--Freak Claell. of Ivy House. Ham Common. said that about MS pm. on the previous day he was searching for blackberries in the neighboar. hood of Mr. Greenwood's orchard, and saw the three defendants sitting on a fence and picking apples from ...
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... extended circle of friends in Maidenhead. THE BLACKBERRY DOMESTICATED.—There was to be seen in the Market Place, Newbury, on Thursday, in a professional salesman's collection, a plant of the common blackberry. It looked quite civilised in its neat pot, ...
... should at this time of year adorn every supper table, and fresh, uncooked fruit, in the shape of melons, pears, plums, and blackberries, should always provided. ITS. won obtained, and won the metoh by lix wiokete. Thio ww tho fourth defeat raftered by Yorkohire ...
... of Fruit Culture.— There was be seen the Market Place, on Thursday professional salemau’s collection, plant the common blackberry. It looked quite civilised in its neat pot and trained in correct form. It had evideihlv been attended to under glass, and ...
... time back he ruptured a blood vessel on the lungs, and recently lie has broken another blood vessel. CELTIVATION.—IS the blackberry going to be cultivated? On Thursday, among a professiohal gardener's collection in the Marketplace, a plant of the common ...
... thie until It sets, and the will be amde. Bueauea Puooino. fut e pint end e-belf of fresh juicy flruit, ae raspberries, blackberries, or damsons into jar with eufldent augar to it, generally about bell ita weight, and two tebleapoenfula of water. Com the ...
... remarkably good specimens were shown. The amateurs also did well, and the exhibitors' children came out exten- sively with blackberries, wild flowers, and grasses, many of the baskets being pleasiogly and tastefully arranged. The ladies' department, as usual ...
... frame cue am bar, 8 ridge eneumb:r,B beans, sutomn onions, 8 ooloured kidney potatoes, 3 kitehen apples. 0. Bannister, 9 blackberries. mulberries, 9 ooloued kidney potatoes, frame cucumbers. 8. Crouch, 1 cabbage, 8 cauliflower, shallots, 1 turnips, 1 kidney ...
... of wild flowers—i, Ernest Spencer -. Frank Stephens. Hand bouquet of ditto— l, Frank Stephens ; 2, Annie Martin. Pint of blackberries— l, Mitchell ; 2, Annie Martin, 6PBOTAL PRIZES. OoUection of vegetables (prizes by Messrs Sutton and Sons), open^to amateurs ...
... Townsend, Bioxham, had a Urge stand of hardy perennials, asters, dahlias (including choice new varieties!, marigolds, American blackberries, and pot p’ants. Aiderman Hyde exhibited tomatoes grown in the open, al-o aish of onions of good size, and Mr. C. P. Herrieff ...