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... s; for ganders—gooseberries; for muffs—mulberries; for bill discountersdewberries; for topers—barberries; for niggers —blackberries; for comdealers— strawberries; for newsboys—whortle (w*r tell) berries; for girls and boys—holly (da> ) berries. (From ...
... dress was biscuit-colcurod skirt lined with ai'.ki* with pale blue ..blouse, and straw tr'nuasd with white, and blue net blackberries. The were numerous useful. ...
... Lemons for feverish thirst in sickness, far biliousness, low fevers, rheumatism, oolds, coughs, liver complsints, he. ; Blackberries tonic. Useful in all forma of diarrhcpa. Tomatoes are powerful aperient for tbe liver, sovereign remedy for dyspepeia and ...
... afternoon. Witneaa notioed deeeaaed lying a the bottom of the pit. None of the (iris knei how she got there. There were no blackberrie about, bat some wild flowers on bank abov the pit. Edward George Sandford deposed that he rente* ' the chalk pit in question ...
... her. P.C. Hughes spoke to arresting the prisoner on Tuesday evening. When coming through the Grove he said he had been blackberrying, and was coming home, when he saw the little girls on a bank, and he sat down and kissed them. He further asked witness ...
... was returned, and the jury suggested that children should warned by their parent* not to I touch any wild berries, except blackberries. ...
... chain, value £lO, the property of Philip Ladds, at Meopham, on September. Mr Athawss prosecuted. Prosecutor, a farmer, was blackberrying his field. and lost his watch which ha/ 1 used a few minutes before. He instructed prisoner, who was in his employ, to ...
... autumn following with Cabbages, Cole worts, and Winter Greens, xou may, if you care do so, even plant the ground with good Blackberries, training them to poles like Raspberries, or,if preferred, with strong-growing garden Roses. Garden. The planting and pruning ...
... three weeks or so, and will be greatly missed by his T.W.F.C. mates. Centre halves of his calibre are not so plentiful at blackberries. £*he following do battle for the Town on Saturday West Kent, always popular fixture :—H. Sindal) ; H. A. and E. Burton ...
... Tunbridge Wells, will be prosecuted. Poaching, or Trespassing Charity Farm, Tunbridge Wells, will be prosecuted. Tickets for Blackberrying, 6d. each. 349 GOOD KEEP on grass for Horses; good water. E. H. Copper, Charity Farm, Wells. 350 WILL Anyone yelp two Sisters ...
... NOTICE . —All Persons Mushrooming, Poaching, or Trespassing Charity Farm, Tunbridge Wells, will be prosecuted. Tickets for Blackberrying, 6d. each. 319 LARGE Old Fowls wanted. T. Waghoru, Walnut Tree, Brenchley, Kent. 434 WANTED. 25 to 30 gallons of New Milk; ...
... . All Persons Mushrooming, Poaching, or Trespassing on Charity Faim, Tunbridge Wells, will be prosecuted. Tickets for Blackberrying. 6d A MONEY Mortgage.—M.r Diinott Stokes has clients with and to ler»d mortgage in those sums, or would be divided. Apply ...