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... bitches)—Postad Eamonn v. Korkord; Ilirting Johnny v. Doctor Gray; Knacker v. Foot and Mouth; Queen of Forth v. Toalebown (8&). Blackberry Blossom v. Don't Betty; Earl's Lady v. Grannie's Half; Rhyne -v. Wis¢ Peggy; Bothful Tip v. Prudent Margaret. First brace ...
... Keane's Knacker (11) beat Foot and Mouth. (1'l) O'Neill's Tralebawn beat Quecn of Forth B. Dowler’s Don't Betty (11) beat Blackberry Blossom. Mrs. M. Kelly's Grannie’s Half (131) beat Earl's Lady. J. Gilchrist’s Wise Pe (g best B C. Fagan's Prudent hi?ryflmt ...
... tliere was one exception and that was turf. Why should he he always maintained bog or cut turf when it was plentiful as blackberries in Autumn to be had for the asking, and you will see Jack had a peculiar way of asking, to which there could refusal. Jack's ...
... (angry at being kept /waiting at flourished too well—and have hem'' , station): So you couldn't find me. eht pests. The blackberry bush, for 'flatus,* Didn't your master describe me? Chauffeur: Yes, sir, but there were has turned large tracts of fertne ...
... I Unfortunately, however. some pre% 'immigrants to the Antipodes I,sve Sourished too well—and have UP con* pests. The blackberry bush, for instals , * has turned large tracts of fertile lan , : itnic a wilderness; while the rabbit bas est Australia ...
... established in their new home. Unfortunately, however, tmmigrante to the Antipc, flourished too well—and hate pests. The blackberry bush, for has turned large tracts of fertile a wilderness: while the rabbi'. JUI Australia millions of pounds. F.o it possible ...
... new home. Unfortunately. however. some pre• ' immigrants to the Antipodes nourished too well and have bee. pests. The blackberry bush. for !tura has turned large tracts of fertile 1ar1 a w•llderncss: while the rabbit h is Australia millions of pounds ...
... bought a small ean-sealing machine and a few gross of tins, and his household prooeeded to tin raspberries, blackberries, plums, and wild blackberries, the last-named plucked from the hedgerows on his land. The modest output was so successful that Mr. Probyn ...
... ago. Burbank was responsible for the introduction of such curious things as the spineless cactus, stonelye?s prune white blackberry and mini eroua other plants of economic value. His procedure was to hybridise many types could and weed out the resultant ...
... lowest point. Twenty minute, it in deep tin. Less time will be sufficient it cooked in flat tills. Apple . and Blackberry Jam. Blackberries, preserving hugar, apples (quantity as reipairedi. Put hlacktierries into a stewjar with 1 lb. preserving sugar ...
... home. Unfortunately, however, some previous Immigrants to the Antipodes flourished too well and have become pests. The blackberry bush, for instance has turned large tracts of fertile land i: tc a wilderness; while the rabbit has cost Australia millions ...
... Unfortunately, however, some printout 'lmmigrants to the Antipodes have nourished too well —and have become pests. The blackberry bush, for instance has turned large tracts of fertile land intc a wilderness; while the rabbit has coo Australia millions ...