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... Peinbury Potteries, Ltd. Under entirely new management. Best quality keenest prices. 404 FOE SALE for Cash, 2,250 Logan or Blackberry Stakes. 7ft.—lreland, Hatfield. ROCKERY STONE.—Quantity of Stone, ideal for rockeries, dry walling, etc.; rich colour.—Apply ...
... give a eataefactory explanation. I wen to the fields, at the foreman ' s request, to inspect the hedges. I was temp by I blackberries to stay longer tbap I sh ould and, fearing a wigging from the hoes, I ran to the village. I brought bun: the tobacoo as ...
... 11r14- tors Farewell (Lidge)); %hen from my lute (Bartlett); I!? the tea wlth the The Blue Hill. of Antrim l.rr Harty); The Blackberry (arr. Mi.odt; linty of the Coos (err. Stanford). 9 30- Elirabeth Toung sad Coogan) '• Thieves la the Night. a Play in Ow ...
... Pembury Potteries, Ltd. Under entirely new management. Best quality keenest prices. 504 FOB half, for Cash, 2,250 Logan or Blackberry Stakes, 7ft —lreland, Matfield. KOCKERT STONE.—Quantity Stone, ideal for rockeries, dry walling, etc.: rich colour—Apply ...
... rising unduly, and when cold Hll with the blackberries and syrup. Stand aside a while to set. . Bracksesry FooL.—Stew some ripe black: berries with plenty of sugar and very little water, and simmer the blackberries gently until tender. Rub them through a ...
... into Earl Manvcrs’s Plantations. In the adjacent Blackberry Hill Coverts many foxes were afoot, and a long time was spent hereabouts. Going on to Plumtree Hoe Hill fox was found, and made towards Blackberry Hill and down to the Cotgrave and Plumtrce-road ...
... costume and plantation choruses were sung during the refreshment interval. A very amusing coon item was also given by the Two Blackberries (Mr. J. Carr and Mr. T. Beaumont), which concluded a highly enjoyable evening. OFFERING SCHEME. The balance sheet for the ...
... con• serve our health and extend our lives and within a eery short time centenarians will probably become as common as blackberries in October. The old boys have a❑ organi• Nation of their qwn. The Centenarian Chili hos nearly 3,000 members in different ...
... free fromn frost, snow and stickiness, is the plantinz of our bush fruit, and especially the rasp. berry-canes, or toots of blackberry, logzanberry, or similar things, From time to tim» the hardy lilies have been recommended in these pages to villa and cottage ...
... Willacy officiated as M.O. An interesting diversion was a small entertainment by several artistes. These were: The Two Blackberries (Mr. Jack Carr and Mr. Tom Beaumont), who revelled patter, dancing and sing-song. Mr. Arthu*Lottey, who gave vocal Items ...
... years, and 4th standard, and absent days out 65. Mrs. Heron stated that the children were kept home gather potatoes and blackberries, in order to get them boots and clothes, as her husband bad been lying ill with pains for three years. In reply to Mr. ...
... up tlaey would go Ire They had a jelly pi.sie onollestid stood tai stake a t.;• hail the kettle. played gamma. fathered blackberries sad yams. times late in the riMarsed home to. lea. t• fad a spiel; teed wit• te.lre pick is the middle the tab& Is. USTI ...