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... >lour , LDS ' FABRICS. Various plain etc nted Crepes, Taffets, Maro-4/ll' Usu ally .2/lla and V I 6 'gger, VE T®' in . blackberry, wine, inphoe. • blue, ivory and green. s wide. Usually 4/il£. O/ A YARD 1 iURNISHINCS four designs ENTS ,-- Fad eles 3 ...
... walking along a road like a murder? A. Because fowl (foul) proceeding. y- What do niggers when one of them dies ? A. They blackberrying. Q. When can you eat your umbrella? A. W'hen its dripping. (Sent in Francis Prosser.) ...
... the clicking of horse hoofs on the road and the genial babel of sound that characterises such occasions. Picturesque Joe Blackberry's voice could be heard telling Mr. Heber-Percy how had walked 36 miles with hounds in one day. Then c.ime the move off, ...
... the clicking of horse's hoofs on the road and the genial babel sound that characterises such Occasion?* Picturesque Joe Blackberry's voice could heard telling Mr. Heber-Percy how walked miles with hounds in one day- Then came the move off, the drawing ...
... VICTORIA PLAY PLANTATION and other Plum Plantations, choice half standard Apples, and about one acne of cultivated Himalayan Blackberries and a bed of Comet Red Currants and some Gooseberries. and about one ecru of Open Land. The valuable GROWING CROPS. ass ...
... VICTORIA PLUM PLANTATION and other Plum Plantations, choice half standard Apples, and about one acre of cultivated Himalayan Blackberries and a bed of Comet Red Currants and some Gooseberries. and about one acre of Open Land. The valuable GROWING CROPS. are ...
... dozen years Mrs. Sand! farmed 500 acres in Abyssinia, where experiments were carried out in the cultiva! of strawberries, blackberries, oranges. anas, apples, and coffee. Her husband recently appointed adviser to the Abyssinia in tho province of Maji. Mrs ...
... VICTORIA PLUM PLANTATION and other — Plum Plantations, choice half standard Apples, and about one acre of cultivated Himalayan Blackberries and a bed of Cornet Red Currants and 00300 and about one acre of Open Land. The valuable GROWING CROPS. included in the ...
... Macedoine 1 * 2 „ 10 2 Gooseberries 2 J New Potatoes 7| 9 Cherries 2 10 (Kentish Red) 1 6 4 3 Marrowfat Peas ,9 2 i| Blackberries 523 >, „ 10 2 'i Spinach 9 2 Also large variety of English Fruits 10 2 ioi in Glas '- Stringless Beans 9 2 » ...
... cider, and’ soi of them remarkabl pleasant ones. Perha be next year we shal hear not only of furthe developments of the new blackberry produce: at Long Ashton, but also of the development «! the scheme for planting the Severn side of tl. Mendips with loganberries ...
... would be non-alcohohc cider, and some remarkably pleasant ones. Perhaps x,,ir shall hear not only of further • • of the new blackberry produced .01,1.- Ashton, but also of the development of \l' I M ( or the Severn side of the ' with loganberries to supply ...
... good milker.—V. Stock. Church Lends. near Eveaham. TO LET, at once. 10 acres of Market Harden Land. including 2 acres of blackberries in full pick. hovel. and 2 acres of meadow; close to Evesham. —E. 6. Righton Finn. Estate Agents. Evesham. 1670 LET. B ...