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... semt to the Member, the Hon. Alan Egerton. Mr Howell said that Mr Dyson forgot to mention one thing. He had left out the blackberries. © Mr Dyson alo complained of cyclists stealing the heather from Lindow Common. He noticed six gathering the heather only ...
... can still look upon their dahlias and their roses. Kidney beans are still in the gardens, apples are still on the trees, blackberries are with us, and it was reported one day this weck that there have been finds of fine strawberries, and 1t 1s a fact that ...
... lovely.” Tha other laughed carelessly. She would pros bably have ruired a new gown climbing the hedgerow after flowers or blackberries **h egnal indifference, so the sacrifice was not so great as tha one who benefited from it imagined. “ How did you manage ...
... THE YEOMAN’S COURTING, -*—o_.—_ BLACKBERRIES, BLOOMERS, AND MUSHROOMS. | A very pretty rosy-cheeked country girl of 23, dressed in domure black, which contrasted ! Sl?lldvn'g‘e'}y with the happy smile that she wore, { brought an action for breach of promise ...
... export trade of Canada. The principal fruits canned are apples, pears, plums, cherries, peaches, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and gooseberries. The consumers of fruit, as already indicated, are distribwted in every town, village and hamlet in Canada ...
... conveyed 10 Infirmary, where he ...
... ; plums, 2d per Ib. ; ki(filoy besus, 2d ; broad beans, td per peck; mushrooms, 5d to 6d per Ib.; sugar plums, 6dper b, ; blackberry, 8d per Ih.; onions ifor pickling), 14 per Ib.; Spanish oniors, 3 Ibs. for 2d; carrots and turnips, 2 Ibs. for 14d; greengages ...
... he takes them. o very loose condition. We found rore ex- | They are sure because they are natural, ard no tremely fine blackberries by the side of the ! cure but a natural one s sure. They act on the river. An hour or s 0 more and we cressed food and ...
... Wreliffe's Bible, by S. N. Sedgwick, M.A., is a story, reminding us &s 1t does of the t'me when hibles were: as scarce as blackberries in July. and making us all the more thankful = that the British and Foreign Bible Society is this vear calebrating its ...
... abundance fine fruit of remarkably good flawour. This plant 38 a hybrid between a red raspberry and one of the finer vaneties of blackberry from America. The fruit is very much like an enormous ragpberry in appearance, but with a darker bloom and a longer shape ...
... collection of farm produce Was chown. the exhibit embracing almost everything found in comnection with a farm, from cabbage to blackberries and mushrooms. In - green letters on crimson ground was the legend “May we never want,”” the exbibit being flanked by miniature ...
... the Styal Homes. Mor‘aey Green they put up at a they were meode very com-2 hearty foa. they wandered out heaa‘cherv. pick blackberries, and I o%e of the best oute of the ca]escces finish up the season in ';v;k ©f October with & circular run hk«t € ¢ % ox ...