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... •, FOR AMATEUR _GARDENERS. BY F. R. H.S. MANAGEMENT OF A SMALL MISENHOUSIL Greenhuuses are at plenii:ul as blackberries in autumn in gal Acne, but tew oi them are managed. They are either overcrowded with • miscellaneous lot of plants, with the result ...
... the death of Mrs. Martin London, Mr. T. Beer’s house and shop ifalls to the Church Feeofees. Several persona have picked blackberries around Hart« recentlv. Misa E. J. Littlejohn picked primroses on garden hedge, Dec 27th. Mr. W. Webber killed an adder ...
... -t. BUTTERFLY ON BOXlXt; DAY. On Boxing Day » resident Hastings eanght a butterfly in Queen's Road, and ah picked some blackberries in Elphinstone Road. A DENIAL BY THE SIRDAR The Cairo correspondent of the London Daily New* asked officially to contradict ...
... £3 9s. to- The wing se Ve: ards the chaj byt ane “MA. oud the Hon. Ivor Guest ine tte rm hh this — A bunch of fine mpe blackberries was gathered between dor: Heodea and St. Kew oa F lay by Mies Millie Sanua Mav Receptios Janua tr nice The resi for Suns: ...
... ladies huv« entered the family marriage. Boxing Day resident Hastings caught butterfly In Queen's Road, and also picked some blackberries Iv Elphinstone Road. Mr Hilton Fhilipson lias made gift of £1,010 to the Home for Destitute Crippled Children v, inch ri ...
... allowed fflaticrierry to shorten the gap between them, but the wati never in doubt. Barbariesawinning by two lengths from Blackberry, who just Golden Plover for second place. Time-2mm .34 2-seee. Dividend—P.3 PRESIDES HANDIC P of 3oo One fIILIO sd • 1115 ...
... colourless flowers would be scarcely visited. But most. berry-bearing wild plants bear white flowers—the hawthorn, holly, blackberry, and others—and yet they are bearing a prodigious crop of berries: and it is, perhaps, needless to say that these, for the ...
... - -44 d. 2 lb. „ Gooseberry Jam, - • - 4£d. 2-lb. „ Strawberry Jam - * - fijd. 2-lb. „ Raspberry Jam, • - -74 d. 2-lb. „ Blackberry Jam, 2-lb. „ Rasp and Goose, 2-lb. „ Straw and Goose, 7-lb. „ Marmalade, Jars returned 7d. - e,d. - 6Jd. 3d. J.. M. THOMSON ...
... duty of society , of the State , or of somebody , to support me while I create . But a 8 WagueiS ale not BO plentiful as blackberries , it is not likely tha . t any . municipality of business-like British views will within any conceivable time start a new ...
... your Honour, with your Honour's vast experience, is pleased enough to observe that truthfulness is not so plentiful as blackberries in this country. And I am sorry to say, though this witness is a man of my own feathers, that there are in my profession ...
... the from whence he started beat hie parsuen. Cover and the New Cover were both drawn blank, but another fox was found at Blackberry Covert. This one pointed straight for Owthorpe Borders, bat the dav being well advanced our correspondent made for'home ...
... the distress in the West Indies now amount)* £4-5,000. On Boxing Day resident at Hasting? butterfly, and also picked some blackberries. Some of the new house shoes are of plaid satin, warmly lined, and bo a fur trimming the most proper finish for 'ter comfort ...