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... thct the test moy be a severe one, two acres ¢f poor, open soil, sloping to the north, have been planted with every known hardy variety of Europezn and Americen vine. Over 300 distinct varicties are being tended. Whatever success is obtained should be ...
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... will spread itself broadcast Shrubberies or other Spindle-treee are not well known they be The European variety perfectly hardy used in part of British Isles It may to suited particularly the sea while to the etage when it produce berries liberally drawback ...
... will spread itself broadcast Euontmds fob Shrubberies deciduous Spindle-trees are not as well they be The European perfectly hardy can the in the British Isles interesting note suited particularly the the sea It takes long while to it produce liberally and ...
... major-d -- ixty in Wil-tr 118 “Comhill Janu- for Prepaid 16 E J Mfll FIVE MILE RUN AT 8UTT0N On morning the snow upon ground hardy Suttonians town entrance park on five-mile run to Streetlv bock The event arranged by Mr Councillor B Warning offered for winnem ...
... Messrs. Burgis and Colbourne. Ltd.. The Parade Boots, Cash Chemists, The Parade ; Mr. R. S. Roberts, The Parade ; Messrs. Thomas and Coles, The Parade ; Messrs. Hall and Sons. The Parade ; Messrs. 7. H. Horswill and Son. Guy-street ; Messrs. Draycott ...
... Messrs. Fellows. Morton, and Clayton, was charged with common assault upon John Thomas Waters, the landlord of ••The Boat Inn. a can a Is.: tie public-house at Solihull. Mr. Thomas Cross prosecuted on behalf of the Solihull. King's Heath, and South Birmingham ...
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... j Miss “The of and I Macdonald were much appreciated Mr A H accompanied life in attendance (Men’s) Adult in morning 57 Mr Hardie MP from Liverpool Now York fulfil lecturing Mr Firmin of Hatfield roach 21b 13£oz This fish is i record in 1904 Windsor Union— ...
... in favour their flowers for those of T Grandiflora are quite small and quite unattractive and inconspicuous great of this hardy perennial lies in leaves that are rich crimson purple winter from high and in loamy soil “Agricultural Economist and Horticultural ...
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... myrrh, and gold enclosed in a crimson silk and gold big, was made on behalf of his Majesty by Mr. Percy Armitage and Mr. Thomas Kinsmcote, gentlemen ushers in attendance. and was placed on the gold almsilate. In accordance with custom the gold will be ...