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... courage ere proceeding about their nefarious occasions upon and beyond the Heath. England's Lane. too, was once famous for its blackberry hedges. with a vista of pleasing fields beyond; and Park Road was no mere name. while Be'size Gardens lay at the foot of ...
... posy W of the first spring /I snowdrops bobbed bravely / in lapel as I strutted V JL (oh, how I hope I strutted) over the blackberry-withcream strip of carpet and Jittle-girl fashions which are intended to make you look years and years younger must have ...
... the cut surface exposed to the germs of diseases which the sol] may be holding. Pruning the Small Fruits. —The pruning of blackberries, raspberries, and the crosses between the two—the hybrid brambles—consists In cutting the ground the stems that have fruited ...
... threat of out of-bounds all the way up on the right and a proper out-Oft ounds at that, all big trees and underirovtth of blackberry tangle. A real push here with any of our three shots, and it is good-bye to our beat recess or mesh. No• 6 ls dOwn ...
... Trent-lane. Phone 402 PA. x CIOMPLETE Greenhouse Heating Apparatus, 44/-. > A 100 Evening Post.” 51* FRUIT Bushes, Indian blackberries, rhubarb, must be cleared.— s7 Grange-road, Woodthorpe. 47* GREENHOUSES, Greenhouses, Greenhouses, Ac- —4. North, Carlton ...
... layers appear to be getting too to encourage the lateral growths. fat, one of the best antidotes will be found Much better blackberries groWn in in plenty of green food. fertile gardens than in the- hedge-mould Protect brooders from rats by the free by the ...
... --the story of a Leicestershire village. in which is recorded the following incident It was in the days of crinolines. and blackberry brambles fastened under their voluminous skirts, the girls discovered, created a vionilerful illusion of the current feminine ...
... the roots—a yard from the trunk. The tree is but half-circled one winter, and is thus saved too great a shock. Much better blackberry fruits of the native bramble are grown in fertile gardens than in the hedge-mould by the aides of our roads, and still better ...
... Shenton and Beswick: Tea tickets. Mrs. S. R. MuP^Jbetilions, Mrs Yorath, Mrs. Howard Bradbury. c.\ - OBSTRUCTION of 61, Blackberry-lane, ter^,r ldfield, was fined 10s. at Stoke causing an obstruction with i.. dk*' ar n °t know s°Ui(j 6lri ct, and did ...
... Lloyd Rees, Rector, officiated. The bride was given away by her uncle, Mr. William Moore, of Abertridwr. and she wore a blackberry coloured two piece trimmed with angora. She also wore a spray of violets. The best man was Mr. Philip Pegler, brother of ...
... brown lace gown over turquoise and a long brown and gold brocade coal) bad with them Mr. Richard Beach and Mrs. Beach (in blackberry velvet). Mr. E, J. L. 8. Brooke and Mrs Brooke (in petrol blue lace). Mr Allmark and Mrs. Allmark lin eggshell blue crepe ...
... believe in ourselves. When we are ready to throw up the sponge they spur us on. so that instead of sitting down and eating blackberries we rally up the old brains and find ourselves eventually sitting in the director's chair of a marmalade combine or a doughnut ...