... found amidst the Skegness sand dunes, where she had been hiding for five weeas- During that time she had existed mainly on blackberries and raw turnips, and it P ® bable that she would have starved to deata but for a rumour getting abroad which led t° a ...

... and remain profitable natil from 25 to 40 years of A mature tree a) er ages 25 to 40 bushels of fruit eyery alternate BLACKBERRIES. plantations remain profitable from fe fromm Eve to fen years raapberries. The. av re is from 90 to 100 under good cult ...

... Fruit appears to be taking the place of flowers, but beyond sach small fruits a3 cherries, small grapes, currants, and blackberries, the line should be drawn, 4s larger fruits are altogether unsuitable, but already one sces hats resembling baskets laden ...

... for other fruits are searce, and blackberry jam is now pub up ih eherimous quantities by preserving tirms, and Womects ay iereasing demand in the cities abd bowls A good trade will. course be done in fresh blackberries by ihe retail Possibly the dealers ...

... Celery, 34. to 3d. per stick. Cucumbers, 2d. ta 4d. each, Tomatoes, 6d. per |b. English grapes Is. 3d. to Ts. Gd. per tb. Blackbérries, and 2d. per b Filberts. 4d. and Sd. per Hedge Nuts Id. and 2d. per Ib. Walnuts. ted. to Sad. per b Mushrooms, to 6d. per ...

... the period when Lor! Lytton’s fas- tidious dandy, Pelham, feund 1% such an or- deal to eat each as blackberry pudding in hie own political If blackberry pudding, ak wholesome a British sweetmeat ac can be found. was the only humble pie that had to be consumed ...

... English grapes. Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. per Ib. Plums, 44. and id per Ih. Cooking Plume 3d. per Ib. Damsons, 4d. to Sc. per Ib. Blackberries, 14d. and Filberts, 4d. and 4d. per 2d. Der Ih, edge Nuts Id. and 3d. per Tb Mushrooine, 4d. to 6d. per | Tew Barl and ...

... declared struck him twice before. The constable also refused to let torn fete!. few coppers off the other men for 50!,, blackberries which they had sold, s.. he '•gave way. —lnspector Mils•m i -aid n were a perfect timsanee They 1-1 1.0.-• n loitering ...

... THR VERTISER SEPTEMBER 12 tgo8 LADI HOME COL MN [Written specially for this CONCERNI LACKBERRIES Tho blackberry, which the children find such at delight in gathering, will econ be with us. niortunately, the picnics and such-like or- gavisatious which ...

... Id to 9d per Ib. Dameons, Id. te per Ib Wainuts, 4d. to 5d. per Ib Filberts, 4d. Gt. per Ib Grapes, La. 6d to Qe. per | Blackberries, to 14d) pew Ib and Bextbs. of ennounce- The ot Births, for the Ie ter 16 words, and 4d. Marriages and Deatha is words ...

... sheltered from ring north-east winds w to be preferred. reee Janted in valleys are lable to injury from ost in snoring Blackberries —Many of Ive Nine roan berries are exoellont Tru well draine: best, Sut 1 « lante clay soils are a thrive alinost anywhere ...

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