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... Juk. Beautiful schippbrke for sj. cheap; well bred; aplendid Apply Rar J. C. Waoaa, Method.rt Manm,| Lim*vady. . BLACKBERRIES! BLACKBERRIES ■- I am open Buy Blaokbmriaa in email large qoantitiajL and will pay the higbaat priomT-DasittMaUT. Groom, (kindle ...
... that not only tons, but hundreds of tons, of blackberries are imported annually into London, although the fruit is not a bit better than ' that which grows at our own doors. Most of these imported blackberries come ' front Brittany, and over one English ...
... Port. rash : good references; disengaged October. Apply Funny, Cowtitittstios, COIIeSiMIL IVAN - 7ED, Fresh Plucked Blackberries. V JAMEI DoIICIITT. General Dealer, Irish Green Street, Limavady, will be the highest price. 2227 ...
... OF VOTERS, Dervock & District Co-operat Poultry Society, Ltd. THE Committee cf above Society are preparing to take up the Blackberry Trade this season. Anyone deeirone of particulars u to Collection and Puretime can obtain same by applying at once to THE ...
... Tanked some other man's son England; where blackberries are regarded more in the sensetd a commercial asset that in Ireland, best grades are rtalising Ils a bushel wholesale. The average crop of wild blackberries across Channel is 10.000 tons, end this year ...
... M'llmoyle, R. J. Campbell (manager), and Rev. JUMP Colbnun (secretary). It was decided that the project to eater upon the blackberry trade in the die. trim be not carried oat this year, an the quality and supply obtainable are not eu diciest to meet the ...
... out blackberry gathering in the season—a most delightful outing. But as I have walked along the country roads in the autumn, and in the out of the way places abutting on to thefts I hers noticed the enormous quantities el doe& cioust blackberries remaining ...
... tamarinds, prunes, mulberries, dates, nectarine , , and plums. - . The astringent fruits are pomegranates, cranberri:s, blackberries. raspberries, dewberrii% barherries, quinces, pears, and wild cherries. The diu're . tics are grapes, peaches, strawberries ...
... and the mellow pars were exposed for sale. But what strnek me most. and is the occasion of writing this letter, was the blackberries. or bramble berries an we name them in Ireland. There thee weer gathered from the wilds or the hedge-rows being sold at ...
... procurable. First favourite, or should be, is. bramble jam or jelly. In Englaud ths ' bramble is called the blackberry, but in Scotland blackberries are the black currants of the gardens. Not only dietetical u. medicinally t h:s jam is var; excellent ...
... times lately, mother; you know the blackberries are all ripe down Trinder's-lane, and you never saw such a lot of nuts—. Yes, yes, 1 know, interrupted her mother with a little laugh; and I liked nuts and blackberries, too, when I was a little girl ; ...
... together with statement of the accounts, from which it appeared that the society was in a good condition financially. Tho blackberry trade was paying concern some localities, and the executive committee had tho natter under consideration, but it was decided ...