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... and months in the year. One illustration shows A LATE EST, and its eggs of the midsummer sitting, placed in a tangle of blackberry briars in a hedge-side. The contrast of the soft nest, on whi eh the fragile eggs lie, with the sharp and ruthless thorns ...
... many first-class gardeners, and shall be happy to recommend one to any who may require the services of a reliable man. BLACKBERRIES HE marvellous rapidity with which many English and other plants become acclimatised in Australia not infrequently aids ...
... abundant. As much as 4oolb. of blackberries have been gathered in a single day by a family consisting of husband, wife, and four children. Allowing for evaporation of water in the fruit, it is estimated that one ton of blackberries will make, with the necessary ...
... town up to date. — — ?? ELEVEN STALL STABLE. The following Horses, the Property of Lieutenant- Colonel Harold Paget. 41. BLACKBERRY, a trained first charger. 42. 'VICTOR, a Chestnut Gelding by Ruddigorc ; took second prize w e.ight-carrying hunters Comptou ...
... reduce our Stocks, and make room for New Seasons Jama, we quote here a few Special Lines, by various makers Per 31b jar. Blackberry and Apple Flam and Apple Raspberry and Gooseberry Raspberry and Curran! Raspberry Strawberry GOOD LINE Per 31b jar. ...
... Ripe Fruit. ~'. L . . . 4 Ripe body SPECIAL Dra=lll-&44. I. Sharpe. and aroma. , ' Full Rich Ruby Colour. /42 - -.Z.4, BLACKBERRY GIN. TODDY.„ RECD. per ..1 , I. , 42/. Per iy- per doz., ca I refully blended ~ - . I ----- under our own supervision. ...
... ■ r street ively. 57 and puineas. Mr. Jas. no ; •- . iranter, Charley’s Aunt, G putooas. Liout.-Col. - -’.et’s charter Blackberry fetched 75 suincas. his ; . .•. :cr. 125 puineas. Mr. J. H. Malhows sold his Pearl, by T the Property of Mr. Percy Brassey ...
... cadsarsFoeresapissbasssopiecetoies SIG Tate (William J) East Cosat Scenerg: Rambles through Towns and Villages; Nutting, Blackberrying and Mushrooming, Sea-Fishing, Wild-Fowl Shooting, &c. liustrated. (Holiday Series.) Bvo, pp. 261. Farroid, bds., 1/6; 3/6 ...
... on? Stocks, end to make room foe New Seasons Jams, quota hero few Special Lines, by various makers:— Per 31b jar. a. d. Blackberry and Apola 0 8 Plum and Apple 8 8 Raspberry ana Gooseberry 0 10£ Raspberry and Currant 10 Raspberry ...
... collected a number of sketches which contain pleasant chats on matters connected with fishing, yachting, mush- room gathering, black-berrying, and wild fowl shooting in East Anglia. The excellent illustrations form a notable feature of this entertaining werit ...
... Pismo, Cherries, and Apricots may now be shortened back to four buds. Pears and Apples may be left till neat month. The Blackberries, represented by the cultivated forms, as the Cut-leaved Bramble and the Asnerican kinds, are useful additions and worth ...
... Fruit. l' , ' P ' t SPECIAL DrijraLaiglin 1 41 --- • ' Due N. :Z.:7la. Y Full Rich Ruby Colour. p 4; 7 1 1 11 _.,.,f.' BLACKBERRY GIN. TODDY.' per dOZ. IttoWs er RECD. 42/- Per dos. NV- per doz., carefully blended under our own supervision. _ . 1 ' I ...