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... and the coastguard for a period of 25years, they will receive as much 6s. per day ; but these appointments are scarce as blackberries in June. It must 1)6 admitted that the pay of these guardians of our rockbound coasts is not excessive, even when the fact ...
... Mulching erf rich manure, copious supplies of water, and liqold manure are of great assistance. The cultivated forms of Blackberries ars produotive where they succeed. rich soil, desp and moist, is what they require. They must be freely mulched lighter ...
... VEGETABLES— Kidney Bear*. 2d.; CauUflovera, 2d.; Vegejsble Her- roas, 2d.; pe, 2d.; Boiled PoUtoee, 2d SWEETS— Padding. 3d ; Blackberry and Apple Tart, ; Plum Tart. 3d ; and Cuatard. . Win* Jelly, ICES-Btn« berry 3d ; Vanilla CJreara. 3d. CHEESE- Obeddar, ...
... turnips 4 for ld, onions per bundle. Fruit—Apples 2 lbs for lid, pears ld each plums 4d per lb., whortleberries 6d per quart blackberries per quart, tomatoes 8d per TAVISTOCK, August 24^-Wheat 5a 9d to 6a 3d per bag, barley 5a 91 to 63, maize 10s per sack, ...
... family. They and the heiress had grown up together from boyhood and girlhood. They had played together. They had gone blackberrying and birdnesting in company, quarrelled and made friends again, without any thought of position, or such worldly affairs ...
... and the journalists of to-day. This is an unusually good season for the wild fruits of the earth, the hazel-nuts and the blackberries. One effect of Mr Chamberlain’s speech Birmingham is an increase of activity in war risks at Lloyd’s. Cardinal Vaughan ...
... Stone. London Fruit Salesmen.—Wanted a situation I as Fruit Buyer; have good connection in West of England for fruit and blackberries.—W.Q 2. Rock-road. Royston. Herts. 904 'TRADESMAN'S Book, kept and accounts made 1 up by an experiaimil accountant in spare ...
... specimens were shown Messrs Vriteh k Boas of Che Wee. The fruit said be a true hybrid between the Rod Raspberry and the English Blackberry, and in habit resembles the latter. Th* canes in the Burnside Garden run to n length of from twelve to fifteen feet, while ...
... e, Beach Faim-road, IWTICE SiUins and Two Bedrooms, nesr South Downs. ; bracing air; lavely guinea per week : nuts and blackberries.—Mrs. Tomoa, Bamsdean. Peters- September 7th. h2536 ROOMS to Let, unfurmahed. Good opening far Dreasmaker. —Applv Mrs. ...
... DROWNED AT MAESTEG. o. Monday evening Margaret Jane Williams, aged four, living in Picton-street, Maesteg, while in search of blackberries, tell into the Llynvi river, and was drowned. Efforts on the part of the police ind others to restore artificial respira- ...
... gave information about me. At a little place fifteen miles from Portland 1 concealed myself in a field. Two men came in blackberry!ng, and I had to get out. They asked me where I was going. said to Blandford. They volunteered to show me the way, but we ...
... THE DEVON EVENING EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1899. BLACKBERRIES AND WATER• Alpena Peet, of the Fire Station, New Northroad, was summoned before the Exeter Bench this morning for assaulting James Webber by a bucket of water over him on th t l in ai ...