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... pleasures of the hearth, are in themselves very delightful ; indeed, we account the time of a plenitude of apples, pears, nuts, blackberries, mushrooms, and October ale to be among the most pleasurable of the seasons in the country ; while is there any more beautiful ...
... never been o.lli:tiled, and he was naturally proud of the result of one of his hod experiment*, which was the mating of Blackberry, for in her first litter ..f live puppies were Baron Sedgentere and Hoax. Both earned championithip honouree when the title ...
... kinds of covert plants, such as alder, cotoneaster, snow berry, blackberry, willow, and broom, and tells the reader pet what he wants to know about each. When treating of the common blackberry, which affords not only good shelter but tie food for pheasants ...
... beautiful small growing conifer.—T. CULTIVATING BLAciorizzEs.—You have published some letters respecting the cultivation of blackberries. I planted a small bed a few years since of the American bramble, twelve yards by two, thirtysix roots, on a piece of good ...
... PRODUCIIOII. THE ACTUAL PERIOD that presents the greatest difficulty to the egg farmer is the autumn, and particularly the blackberry season. It is quite possible for him to obtain a fair egg supply during that season. but it can usually only be achieved ...
... covered with a golden growth of lichens, and shaded at its base by a clump of pine trees and stab& of hazel, wild rose, and blackberry. This is the chosen home of the adder. Scanner Stocks, for so the place is called, is of volcanic origin, and the district ...
... giddiness when fagged by exertion, hot sunshine, and a coat already getting thick, as blackberries ripen. In many country districts we still bear of horse* as having the blackberry upon them, and a call being made for alterative or condition powders, about whoa) ...
... to try American blackberry. The plantation is five mile s north of Canterbury in Kent.—lrowlean. [American blackberries are so uncertain—so far as we have seen—that we should certainly not plant a fence of them. Besides, blackberries alone do not rinke ...
... picking or gathering. Many of the blackberries sold in London and other large towns are imported from Brittany, and last season nearly 800 tuns are said to have been sent here from the port of St. Maio alone. Blackberries are so plentiful, not only in hedges ...
... halos on 26th and 30th. On 30th many blooms expanded in Rosa arvensis, and several specimens of artichokes in flower; many blackberries ripe. Manchester.—Greatest cold on grass 33°. Date of Number of Station. Range f Greatest Greatest temperature heat. cold ...
... Queen's Sandringham Valour. Dicassumis.—Doir. Messrs Woculhead and Lever's Hirachrot ; bitch, Mr T. A. Level's Horsham. Blackberry. Bottmoos.—Dort, Mrs Edgar Waterlow's Nathan' Lad; bitch, Mr J. McPberrion's Phut-Nana Bum. Tessems. 1 tog, Mr 11. E. Monk's ...
... quotations from IW:dished works, such as biographies, autobiographies, journals, diaries, and recollections, are as plentiful a blackberries, while even Mr Wheeler's much abused Sportaticrapinisa has not been passed over. On this acaount the work, interesting ...