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... \,“V‘ANI'ED. Quantities Large Sour APPLES and QUARENDONS, BLACKBERRIES, MUSHROOMS, PEARS, PLUMS,; local references.—Particulars, Henry Shread, Penquit, Ermington, Ivybridge, Devon. 3029 3 ...
... curiously around, and asked: *ls it hot emough for you? THE CULTIVATION OF BLACKBERRIES. A new rural industry is bein%npened up in Kentnamely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of the fruit are grown on the hedges in the ...
... ANTED, regularly throuzhout season, = Large 0, Qnantities PLUMS, DAMSONS, Eating and Cooking APPLES, PEARS, MUSHROOMS, BLACKBERRIES, SLOES. Namerous undeniable local references.—Henry Shread, Perquit Ermlvgton, Ivybildge=Déyons iiu TS o 3230 -1 DR oo ...
... on Tuesday evening, and having to account for their delay to their parents, they invented this story : that in gathering blackberries in a field on the road to Whitmore, they had seen the body of a murdered woman in a ditch, in a state of nudity and horribly ...
... . k 656 VANTED, large QUANTIT:S regularly, by established Salesman, DAMSONS, PLUMS, APPLES, PEARS, MUSHROOMS, SLOLS, BLACKBERRIES, &e.; empties supplied free; local and bankers’ references.—Particulars, Henrry Shread, Peanquit, Ermington, Ivybridge ...
... by Sir E. l-andneer, ; French and English, The Hill Road, Gathering Wild Rime*, The Cottage Nurae, the Seaside Swing, The Blackberry Gatherer, The Uaatic Bridge, Mnking Time, and Shady Nook, by Birket Footer; Grandfather'* Conceit, Hi* First Wages, Threading ...
... for ten harvest hands, did a two wes.-ks' washing and the milking, made a calico dress, practised her music lesson, went blackberrying, gathered a gallon, walked to town in the evening to attend a concert, and walked home again before Ledtime. The celebrated ...
... —Complainant said she wen{ with a boy named Tom Pagett to o fisld at the back of Blaks. brook, called The Firs, to pick blackberries. Dafendant and her sister Gertrade wore at the gate, and told witness and her compavion they had vot permission to enter ...
... 12 Lo tomatoes 1d to 2d per Ib, tarnips 104 vo 15 43 B 8 vegetable marrows 18 6d 1o 25 per dozen, apples, 6 ié§ per pot, blackberries 2d to 2id per Ib, pears ” 8 per pot, violets 6d to 94 per dozen. &%{.54 {Cins, 9% rioges. & . @Efld BIRTHS. o v SO : 3 - ...
... savoys 6d 1s 54 per doz°n,sage 1d to 2id per 12 bunches, tomaf 1d per ib, turnips 6d to 13 per pot, apples 2s €d to 103 pot, blackberries 23d to 3d per Ib, peara’ 53 to 133 6d pov. CATTLE o LONDON, THußsDAY.—Oanly a small supply of P 74 was brought forward ...
... sage 13d ¥ |g 6%, tomatoes 31 t 6 4id per b, turnips 19 0 lpl vegetable marrows 2d to 91 per doz:™: ’pd 105 64 per pot, blackberries 2d per Ib, p‘:ima 98 to 133 6d, damascenes 53 91 1q 103 91, pess; 75‘ 94, Orlean plums 103 6d to 153 61 Parsilortys Xexgnf;ms ...
... of meat and the carcasses of fowls are thrown away when they could be used in making soup stock. ' iLM‘KB!ZIIIY Jas.—Put blackberries that are not q‘uite ripe into a jar, and cover it up closely. Set the jar in a kettle or deep stew-pan of water over the ...