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... daughter of a bigly-iespectable farmer named Lamb, living near Marshall. It appears that number of children had gone to gather blackberries not far from the town, where the negro, who belonged to one of the neighbouring farmers, was work in afield. According ...
... day. Afterwards the gradual climb towards Kenley may bo leisurely taken, for the blackberries are extra fmo and luscious hereabouts, and one must certainly eat blackberries on an expedition of this kind. There is no need for hurry, tor to-day there is fixed ...
... Office, Wellington. KEEP WnmedTor st hslves, for 100 Eees in lota Apply. BISHOP, Upton Cressett, Bridgnorth. MUSHROOMS, Blackberries, and all Fruits in season takfen daily market prices.—BailsV, Qreen Bad, Whltcburth. MR- W. SHERBROOKE (Comedian), Open ...
... too, has taught (here are fewer than 13 distinct forms of blackberry,with stcm.flower.and fruit sufficiently varied to induce some botanist* to consider them species. If (he common blackberry haa many varieties, toe editor humorously argues, one need ...
... cinnamon, and cloves; place in preserving kettle and set it over moderate fire. When the mixture toils add four quarts blackberries, and for fifteen mini tes. then turn into pint jars and cover closely. Mushroom Soip.—Ono pound of mushrooms two quarts ...
... biscuits with wine glass. Bake tn a moderately-heated oxen. Store tin boxes when cold. Bmoxauav Wurm.—To every four pounds of blackberries add three and half pounds of togar, half ounce of bruised gtofer. two lemons, giU of brandy, and four quarts of water. ...
... highly coloured those on the English plant. It bean berry, which the children there are as fond those in England are of blackberries, and of which the settlers make very good jam. Between this tree and ourselves the cattle had taken their position, rad ...
... to have made a very favourable impression bis audiences. The Blackberry Season.—The poor folk of Pontesbury mil and neighbourhood are having good time of now, through the sale of blackberries. It is quite a scene to watch the crowds at the Bailway Station ...
... over and over again, but this does not take from Roberts’s bravo act in any way. May Watson, little girl, was gathering blackberries on the banks of the Severn, when she fell into the river. The water, read, was high, and running strongly, and the child ...
... aimin' ten shlllin's a day remarkin' expects to condescend to de irresponsible endeavour when he kin Just as well observe blackberries down fifteen cents quart? If any yon has Ideah dot use aich wonts as bombastic, delirium tremens, deere, Inconsistency ...
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... all size casks.—For particulars, apply to H. Langford, Canon Pyon, Hereford. and good jam*.—2lb. Jais Mixed Fruit, 4d.; Blackberry and Apple, 4}d.; Damson, 5d.; Marmalade, 41d.; Hartley’* Choice Marmalade, 21b. Cd., 3lb. Bd.; Apricot, Plum, Raspberry ...