... would surely be hard to beat this in the way of a botanical freak. It is not unique, however. A year or two a Christmas blackberry was announced. .fi:n. it was only one that time. &‘Ms;n Gwflumy l'lu‘-u;. ;i;o is a nu.ivpp: arborough, is as princi danseuse ...

... s, ele, Will tok three days to consider. and at the end of that tme his mind was made up. He swallowed a double dose of blackberry cordal, donned his best suit, brushed his hair till it shone like ebouy, and made ths best of his way to Mrs, Hooper's. ...

... y possibilities. It was semt b:v Messrs. Veitch and Sons, of Chelsen, and was described as a hybrd of the raspberry and blackberry. 2o 986 A Yorkshire contemporary, in announcing the marriage of Mrs. Engkrl. says that her bLushand’'s age w 28, whilst ...

... :;:F.A Make a custard with one sholefi the Xaoll of another, caster sugar ik, Add to it when cold half & cupful of melted blackberry jelly and a little lemon juice. Stir the custard well, and then pour it over the pears and bananas. Decorate with chopped ...

... Olympia yestarday in the seling class for harness m‘m not exveeding 15.1 hands, the first prize of £2O went to the black fildmg Blackberry, exhibited and bred by Mr. bert Whitworth, of Halifax, and Londesborough Stud, Market Weighton A new Wesleyan chapel at ...

... which set it to cool into jelly. Instead offlavouriu.amb\dt‘mw be stewed to eat with it, s, if in season, greongages 4 . blackberries as autumpal weeks adeance. m»wumu“.“‘m‘%Mva.—rm-mmi mb“““‘““hm’ufl siowly returning can bo essily cosxed into s m.mmfinwh“] ...

... D. W 9 0 Mr. Rayner’s Barton | 9 C Mr. J. Rogers’s ¢by ¥ e e uywedi Rogers 9 OMr E. Turrner's Gleam 9 0 Lord Villiers’s Blackberry Hallick 3 0 Mr. Whiteman's ¢ by Fine Weather—ln. BRI i i e et 8 11 Mr G. Aston’s Dolan’s Pride Prrvate Wheelar 8 11 ...

... Holywood, Belfast of Mr. Robert Grimshaw PDuaville, D.L., beed of Messm. Dunville and Co.. Limited, the wellknown distallers. Blackberries are jorwand this year. Some of the firat packmes ‘Wwere on mile yesterday at Covent Garden, ..dpmdub.bcmnuma-fifim. They ...

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... good crop. Wall fruit, also, is generally ql'nn.ppoim.'mf in quantity and peor in quality owing to a lack of sunshine. Blackberries are easily the crop of the year so far as hedge-row fruits are concerned. “Wireless” on Aeroplanes Wireless telegraphy ...

... per Ib.; dessert apples sd. per Ib.; Victoria plums 4d. per Ib.; greengages 6d. and Bd. per Ib.; black plums 4d. per Ih.: blackberries 6d. per Ib.: bananas ls. a dozen. The principal wrices ruling in the vegetable m.rget, are: L’ronch beans 4d. to 6d. per ...

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