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... Hastings farmer, for damage £o the amount of ss. to a fence and growing wheat at Wolvey on August 24. In searching for blackberries defendant trampled down a quantity of wheat and forced his way through the hedge, despite the fact that there was a gate ...
... bunch, some protection is afforded to the inner buds. They will generally leave the pip and stone trees alone, and also the blackberry, the raspberry and their crosses; but, when the earth is frostbound, and excepting other more attractive food is handy, ...
... for competition,” she having gained a first prize for the last two years. 1. Miss Adkin, for undercut frame in walnut of blackberries; 2, Miss 11. Welton, for an oak panel of Virginia creeper; 3, equal. Miss Bird, for a small fable of flat figure carving ...
... and Lair. Shed;Lerity Cycle.—Junes fluggins, 76, ilesitold Street. FApprp. — Plum, -. Pear Currants, fatspberr es. Culled Blackberries!; able Strawberry, Bhuba i th, Gabber. and WaillUnser Planta. Perkins and Sows. Warwick Stead. 071Tirntudiator. ooluma ...
... Field Row, Drive Lane, — Wake. VET IT TREES. . Apple. Plum, Neer, CUM. Dwwww, Goomoberr Carries% Itiwyborsios,. Codes! Blackberries; oleo ItrseloWtp i t a t roadway and Wallflower blast& —w sons. Wsrwlek Wood /9:REAT Ur to be cleared reitartbees et east ...
... Lieut.-Col. R. Chester Masters. D.S.O . Chief ' Constable of Gloucestershire, has been killed action. Children are picking blackberries for the Army 'and Nary in Northamptonshire, v-here they are very plentiful. Pie. A. E. Amey. an Australian, seeks row relatives ...
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... rubbish shaft already spoken of rapidly ripening blackberries caught her eye Running lightly up the bank her quick situation in moment The depth of the shaft did not trouble her One or two ripe blackberries were pulling her dropping in attempting to into ...
... • Madame Bernhardt just opened her tenth tour at Atlantic City, where the was the recipient many gifts. Eating unripe blackberries caused the death of & Wandsworth boy named Hayden, on whom an inquest has been held. flitch of bacon offered at English ...
... ; the Y.M.C.A-. Hut A't - ' ' ' • *■ ham, Monday, Stanley >, ' from acute gastritis caused by eating too many nuts and blackberries. Mrs. Elizabeth Fraser, the widow of the late Rev. James Eraser, a Liverpool minister, ci. . ...
... each 18 20 feet each way with is to in it will actually both better than will more closely planted AMERICAN BLACKBERRIES The cultivated blackberries ! of berries and well cultivation in every garden that has then will grow in ? 11 are cool moisture-retaining ...
... it by the military authorities. * * * The present season is turning out to be , unusually favourable one for bringing blackberries, well as other kinds of fruit, to perfection. The absence of heavy and continuous rains and the prevailing sunshine for ...