... the Festive Season • OLD ABBEY BRITISH WINES. STRENGTH. GINGER. ORANGE. RAISIN. BLACK CURRANT. RUBY. COWSLIP. CHERRY. BLACKBERRY. PORT. RHUBARB. ELDER. RASPBERRY. SIMPLY DELICIOUS. 10d. per Bottle. OLD ABBEY SPECIALITIES. OLD ABBEY WHISKY 4/- PER ...

... the Festive Season! OLD ABBEY BRITISH WINES • STRENGTH. GINGER. ORANGE. RAISIN. BLACK CURRANT. RUBY. COWSLIP. CHERRY. BLACKBERRY. PORT. RHUBARB. ELDER. RASPBERRY. SIMPLY DELICIOUS. 10d. per Bottle. OLD ABBEY SPECIALITIES. OLD „WHISKY 4/_ PER BOTTLE ...

... (attenilanos officer) reported that the attendant:* at the Ridgwai and Inkberrow schools bad Igen very tinsatistactary. Blackberrying bad been one ranee of the irregularity during the past fortnight. A letter was elm read from Mr. Barber, master of the ...

... that on the day in question she was on Mrs. Shaw's land at Great Alne, blackberrying. She had previously obtained permissiOn from Mn: - Shaw and her son George to gather the blackberries. About is o'clock she was in a field when defendant—who was the ' • ...

... ltd. per lb. ; turnips, 6d. to Is. per pot ; vegetable marrows. 4d. to go. 6d. per dozen ; apples, 94. to 64. per pot ; blackberries, lid. to ltd. per lb. ; Pears. id. to 10s. 64. per pot ; Victoria plums, lid per lb. ; walnuts, .s. 9d. to 6.. 6d. per ...

... ofWykliffe's Bible, by S. N. Sedgwick, M.A., it a story, reminding us at it does of the time when bibles wore as scares as blackberries in July, and making us all the more thankful that the British and Foreign Bible goeiety is this year eelebreting its cet ...

... celery, 13d. to ltd. per dozen ; lettuce, 2d. to 6d. per pot; mushrooms, 4}d. per lb.; apples, Is. to 4s. 6d. per pot ; blackberries, lid. per lb. ; pears, 3s. to 7s. U. per pot ;• walnuts. sr. per boatel. BIRMINGHAM - POULTRY - THURSDAY.- PhAßlAnts, 5 ...

... they represent the Lord Lieutenant. The r stion was a democratic one, and perhaps magletrates would be as plentiful as blackberries(lughter). Thine magistrates, however, were amid to palliasses and to the general public when signalers@ were required, ...

... Bramble and briar cling to the t-emo ints of their cloak of sombre green and russet. st.:h tb it riot, adornment of ripe blackberries and matelot hips. Young oaks stand defiant in their thick cluatere of yell.irr foliage. and in the cottage garden. pink ...

... 6d.,cauliflowers 2s. doz.,marrows 2s. 6d. dos . , onions 3,. 2d. , tomatoes 2d. l b.,turnis is. 54., celery 6d. dos ., blackberries led. lb ., eachalots )d., chickens 41. 84., fowls 3e. Id., ducks 58.. couple ferrets ss. ' pigeons 4d., eggs butter L. ...

... Barnes I ; ditto (golden dropl—D. Pinfleld 1. Apples—G. Dyer 1, T. Gibbons 2. A. Curable) S. Casa= of fruit—G. Dyer 1. Blackberries—A. Cambia 1. Onetinsbers—J. Parker 1, G. Dyer 2. Fl.ol , 7llB.—Rases (six sorts)—A. Barth= 1. Mixed flowers—A. Cumbley ...

... expected to make rapid growth after germinatten. Tlo 5..-edlings must be protected from b.xxls. Late Planted Raspberries and Blackberries.—No time should now b.: log pruning there, or growth will forestall the pruner. Beth require prectieally the same kind ...