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... poverty of the apple crop in the renhern counties. Year after year we bare urged ia these columns the advantage of making the blackberry a garden plant. It is of simple cultivation, requiring, like the rasp, to have the old wood tut out every season ; and it ...
... other day alumnae of blackberries, sad, as it would porpoise. The annual vegetable whirls b held Mr. BROWN'; premises, andgwerd, Illayelon, opens today end ars alarmed a decision al the give Irises the (mute the beat rani blackberries. The Nee* indeed grafters ...
... betide the white clover in the neighbouring lads, the swallowers to Blaydoo Cemetery, here and there, the blossom al the blackberry. OPENING OP THE NORTHUMBERLAND PARK, TYNEMOUTH . Dab U r.m . Ur. U. T. la 'Arad ei psilionsjing deffm. aim Alpine pleb 6 ...
... Parliament used to be, on that account, next doer to bedlam. Twis has been • poor fruit season in these Northera parts; and the blackberry bushes am sow as in then yield as went their domegicated Neighbours of the berry tribe over the wall The =wise in his generation ...
... Campbell's pictures have pot been sent to the exhibition, and perhaps the pick of the works that he has forwarded is The Blackberry Gatherers, which is rather awkwardly , hung in the ascend room. Mr. Stephen Brownlow's four contributions are all fair ...
... smile incredulously, for I would, as next suggested, all the same, down every ridge in every ploughed field, plant a row of blackberries, their fruit being for ordinary and jam purposes. After planting, just for an experiment, a few rows of Carter's prolific ...
... —Anyoee returning same to Hall, Lanualey, will be rewarded. Detention will Incur prameutiou. Ibis Mts a Blue KNITTED SIIAWL (Blackberry pattern), on 14th Inst.—Pinner rill be rewards) by retunung same to Wm. Archer, Saoslntan, Cloadon Lane Junction. on Tuaadeo ...
... Fruit: Lemons, Is; and chows apples and pairs, to per dam; smoking apples, Id ; and plume per damsons, to 8d per quart : blackberries, 3d ; filberts, 8d ; and grapes, &I to le per lb. CLYDE CRUSHED ISMAIL—Owing to firmness of holders, only limited business ...
... On Tuesday morning last. a boy. named Andrew Lackey, about 14 years of age, left his home, with two other boys, to go blackberry ing,' and when in a field on the Scaffold Hill Farm, near Forest Hall, the trio were scared away by a man. The two other ...
... such drawback exists, and the in-gathering of the crop of blackberries in such places might be made an important item in his revenue. On account of the lack of sunshine this autumn, blackberries ha re ripened slowly, and on Michaelmas Day, a f ter which ...