... y. possibilities. It was sent by Mesons. VeitchandSons, of Chelsea, and was desaribeil as a hybrid of the rasoberry and blackberry. Black and White In the Transvaal'. I' iii any notion he gained alto the relative number Cl an I Outlanders in the Transvaal ...

... looped rosettes of black ribbon velvet and cherries beneath the brim. A G REAT AuTHORITY : I have just seen one pass with blackberries and blossom-a quite impossible horticultural feat, of course. Nevertheless, it makes for a finely persuasive effect as ...

... possibilities. It W’as sent by Messrs. Veitch and Sons, of Chelsea, and was described as a hybrid of the rasplierry and blackberry. Black and White in the TransvaaL Can any notion be gained as to the relative of Boers and OutlanUers in the Transvaal ...

... extraordinary possibilities. It was sent Messrs. Veitch and Sons, of Chelsea, and was described hybrid of the raspberry and blackberry. Black and White in the Transvaal. Can any notion be gained as to the relative number of Boers and Outlanders in the Transvaal ...

... prizy at Tuesday’s shcw of the Royal Horticultural Scciety at A Nrw Evgrisn the Westminster Drill Hal:, Favit. The hedge blackberry, of which there ave several kinds, iz probably toc common a fruit, and is too Yiberally supplied with core and seeds, and ...

... . But there are plenty of signs of the original Forest; trees are scattered about, and groups of hawthorn, and trailing blackberry bushes are spotted over the slopes. Shaded from the rays of the declining sun, our merry party form up for a group,” whilst ...

... borders of wood, the high banks being perforated by rabbit burrows, and trailing with brambles giving good promise for the blackberry season. The road again led round to the left, and after a very pleasant rural walk we came to the pond and the little green ...

... musketry, War was usual transforming the pleasant and serene landscape, and ing with fumes of battle-smoke soent or ripening blackberries the air. Slowly, and General Hart’s orders, about 8.20 a.m. began retiring his left towards the Queen’s Pavilion, and ...

... y• possibilities. It was sen• hy Mssrs. Veitch and Sons, of Chelsea, and wan e scribed as a hybrid of the raspberry and blackberry. Black and White In the Transvaal. Can any notion be gained as to th• relative number of Boors ant outlan tens in the Transvaal ...

... extraordinary possibilities. It was sent by Messrs. Veitch and Sons, of Chelsea, and was described aa hybrid the rawbeny and blackberry. Black and White In the Transvaal* Can any notion be gained as to the relative number of Boers and Outlanaers in the Transvaal ...

... exhilnto; hc, Edward 2nd. £3. Mr David Chnsty. Patching Hall, Chelms- Chipping. Buntingford. lay colt, aged 15 weeks, bred ford. Blackberry, black gelding, 4 years, and exhibitor: Sir .Tame* Blyth, Bart, Stanstead, Broomfield Bella, brown mare, aged years ; 3rd ...

... public-houses in rural areas, where they are not numerous, with the number in the towns, where they are often thick as blackberries, is to render the return, as a means of discovering the proportion of public-houses to the population, most AUGUST 8, 1899 ...