... Dwarf or Standard. •\I'PLE, PEAR, PLUM. DAMSON IREES, Bush, Standard or Trained. Ci RRANTS, GOOSEBERRIES, RASP- B RRIES, BLACKBERRIES, LOGANBERRIES and other Fruit Trees. FLOWERING SHRUBS dnd ORNAMENTAL TREES. FL \ NTS for HERBACEQVS BORDER, etc., etc SEEDSMEN ...

... TREES, Dwarf or Standard. APPLE. PEAR. PLUM. DAMSON TREES, Bush, Standard or Trained. CI RRANTS, GOOSEBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES, LOGANBERRIES and other Fruit Trees. FLOWERING SHRUBS and ORNAMENTAL TREES. I I \ NTS for HERBACEOUS BORDER, etc.. etc ...

... Dwarf or Standard. APPLE, PEAR. PLUM. DAMSON FREES. Bush, Standard or Trained. (1 12R ANTS, GOOSEBERRIES, RASP- B 1 R I ES. BLACKBERRIES, LOGANIIERRIES and other Fruit Trees. FLOWERING SHRUBS Ind ORNAMENTAL TREES. \ - IS for HERBACEOUS BORDER, etc.. etc SEEDSMEN ...

... Dwarf or Standard. APPLE. PEAR, PLUM, DAMSON IIEES, Bush, Standard or Trained. 0 RRANTS. GOOSEBERRIES, RASP_ B! !2RIES. BLACKBERRIES, LOGANHERRIES and other Fruit Trees. FLOWERING SHRUBS niid ORNAMENTAL TREES. \ FS for HERBACEOUS BORDER, etc., etc ...

... most up-foliate type art cutting on the market goods of tinsurpasse• tuality, which include Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, goose terries, black currants. loganberries, cherrie tunas. greengages, demeans, apples. rhubarb. Pees, beans, celery ...

... the Severn near Kemioey sod when passing through one field the slog lie had with hint. appeared to be searching 'behind • blackberry Mush 1 went to we what he was doing, witneu said. and when 1 got there I ease a man lying behind the bnrh. The face ...

... 495. per cwt. useless for bottling purposes. As the beet: , Cows made up to 495. Fat sheep showed no is commonly found in blackberries, mere improvement; best tegs made from cos. to no chance if disposing of it at its scout,,., 565. 6d., and lambs from 4os ...

... that paper. Some In'stituTto had sent in contributiara which they had raised in other ways. One Institute organised a big blackberry ex. pa-Anion; they sold tho blackberrim and the proceeds the sent to the Mat •ruity Fund. lApplaute.l l'hn Fund neer stood ...

... the devour and colour better than any other method so far available. I•'sperimenta show that raspberries. gooseberries, blackberries. red currants and bilberries cat he frown and stored for more than sin month* wttlniut serums lots of colour and flavour ...

... Bs. to 10s. per sieve, and 4s. to ss. per 121 b. chip (average price 4d. to sd. per lb. 1: apples. 7s. to Ms. per pot: blackberries. 2 2 d. to 3d. per lb.; pears, 3s. to ss. per sieve of 241135. Sundries.—Rabbits to 4d. per lb.; potatoes. ss. to 7s. ...

... apples. Brande.'s &odium IN. to 14 Early S ictoria ar. to ar„ Lord GTO.% 0110 r 11. to 9s. 6d., cooking 5. to IN.. blackberries bd. to Ted., plum., Prolifio Rd. to 41d., (ur 4d. to 414.. Pomba° IN. 9•1. to 174., Purplo Egg 4d. to 411 d.. Viceoria ...

... per bag; walnuts, pickling Rl. to 1.. 101. cut. Yruit.• Apples-Demert 7s. to llk 6d., cooking 4s. W. to 10s. W. per pot; blackberries 4d. per lb; plums-l'ershore 144. 3d. to 17y r pot Victoria 4d. to &1., Orleans 3d. to ~ em afd. to 3jel., Jimmy Moores ...