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... why bullfinches do not begin the buds in autumn or early winter? ‘The answer is’ (writes Mr. Maher) ‘‘ the seeds of the blackberry or raspberry are then plentiful, and the minute germ is a ey eat ; and it is the same with the fruit buds, it is only the ...
... silk, trinmaed with white tulle petticoat was of w «and white ribands. Her Majesty wore round her head a wreath com of blackberries and diamonds. \mong the low had the of bei noblemen and gentlemen «ho ed to her Majesty, were— Mr. | county Hants, by ...
... walking along the road, some distance from the house, she met Rogers and Clayton, two of the prisoners, picking the hedge for blackberries, as she thought. One of them asked her what time it was, and she replied very nearly two o'clock. She passed on; and ...
... milk, born in or before 1933. —1 Mrs. Walter Scrimgeour (Halesworth), Wissett Nonsuch; 2 Lady Loder (Horsham), Leonardslee Blackberry; 3 Lieut.-Colonel Sir Merrik R. Burrell (Horsham), Knepp Minerva 23rd; 4 Mrs. W. Scrimgeour, Wfissett Please: 5 Stuart Paul ...
... an exceptional fish, and was as scarce as a plum in a Step-and-fetch-it pudding. Now, two pouuders are as plentiful as blackberries, and on hair, afford much play and sport to the humble baukman, a ten pound salmon does to Lord Tomnoddy on the-a-Tweed-a ...
... Australia. The rainfall in New South Wales has been unusually heavy. Seventy (inches fallen in the last seven months. The Blackberry crop in Kent this season is an exceptionally large one, and the fruit, owing to the hot sun and high temperature, is of ...
... George 20th; r. Chivers and Sons, Histon Mollington King, Histon Royal Waterman, Histon Berry King 10th and Histon Lady Blackberry. Middle White.—R. A. Vestey, Dunsdale Princess sth; r. R. A. Vestey, Dunsdale Princess 2nd. Boar: Mrs. K. E. Keele, Northcote ...
... Home could not conceived. The Common and hedges all round were full of blackberries. I had brought luncheon with me, and I sat down upon the Common to eat it, and the blackberries formed excellent dessert. This year seems to a particularly good one for ...
... feather-lined or not. The Whitethroat warbler seems less common than the so-called Gardes Warbler, whose frail nest found in blackberry bushes and among herbage, though the bird is seldom visible—its inconspicuous plumage saving it from observation. Berkshire ...
... and bids everybody help Cinderella, Autmn then changing to the King's Woods in the and where faggots are being made, and blackberries effect ■ ather ed. This is a lovely scene, and the eightened b y Mendelssohn's part song, and rofi thewoo ...
... WALTHAM ST. LAWEENC The children of the Day Schools recently gathered, eight afternoon escj 1 sions, more than one ton of blackberries preserving. . News has been received of the killed in action, of Pte.. Frank Hull, third of five brothers serving. George ...
... the native Growth of great Britain, particularly of Grapes, Goofcberrics, Currants. Raiberries, Mulberries, Elderberries, Blackberries, Strawberries, Dewberries, Applet, Pears, Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, Quinces, Plumbs, rDatoafcens, Figs, Roles, Cowflips ...