... Shby Peter-- Mir BRaesden's Wealth Hl I Jaset ' Mr Sanderson's Easterside 16 MJr Greasley's Yorlsleireman Me Sanderson's Blackberry IT71b . Ma l, Sande,,nan's Carnation Dr liandyside's Stokesely Mr Turner's EtbeLtatlasi 515' a Mr A. D. Hogg's Go Bang el) ...

... Hr T. Phltlips'c n by FOX- 5!5s c .206 til J. Bors~' Rogiation ?? male `21r J. Drisalteo's Smotilerfly tal Senderson's Blackberry to se] tir A. Groetseyos Yorkshire- Mrltansderson's~llr.'alGregor Hi roan tlet Ws. T. Sharpets Empire ot eta 2 M -T~l. Holones'e ...

... busines in a rather gingerly fashion, and thongih we may rejoice in the fact that negro officials in America are as thick as blackberries, we shonud have liked-some plain proof that the great mass of the West Indian negroes are really ftttousethefrancsiisewith ...

... SoodersRon's Blackberry,2 yes, ft 5h. .*Wldowfield 0 L! S Mr B.Weighell's GroerHill,2 yrs,7st ?? Tonmlinsoa I(Winner trained by S. Porter.) - i Bettiae-d6toritonileo Stromess ItolIagsotCollarette,S5to 1 3 Grove Hill, 10 to I each Blackberry and Manricette ...

... had on view a. beautiful coLLectioD of wreatbs end crosses formed of cactus, dahlias, baskets of roses, and fern- leaved blackberries. SIr John Rose, gardener to Mr Neilson, Benvenue, also displayed a good selection of hothouse plants. The attendance of ...

... Lastd Mr Otamsden's Misery (liate Wealth), Sot ?? ..tI'Anson laster Mre NV. Sanderson's Wasp. 1st ?? dic fr W. Sander~oo's Blackberry, Oat 0112 Owener ti mla Alr Vyner's Barberry, Sot 112 .a~tthiews 01 a ?? Vyner's Osabliette, Oat 3112. ?? teton, M~r ...

... are abuan- I anwiein the furmer sisples sod pars ave o dae. well ; end last. hut not leAst, an extraorosuary, v crop of blackberries in the Fylde is being converted! C late jam by tlse cottagrsr. I s~ti~4SW4~ ?? Oyer cowidere V able portions of the south ...

... 12 Godfrey ?? 11 Baresrolle ?? 7 12 Qee ?? 10 Bee ?? 7 12 G ?? ca ?? 7 Tostig.. 711 Daloy Chain.6 V Royal Stuinrt ?? lo I Blackberry . 5 3 FlIDAY, September 20. The SEPTEMBER HLA-NDICAP of 1000 Sove.; wieners (sellivig reese excepted) after September Si ...

... 4agst Lady Wharlea, 4 to I malaisa, a to I z Sandown, 10 to I islot, 1CC' to I each Godftrey, Grove Hill, -Goieicprl, and Blackberry, ICC to?7 New Mdoon.' Gooiseard achewed the way froml Lady Whrartes. Godfrey. Si 1'and dilgand threso wont on dlear of New ...

... Fie~ld -Lord arin Robe d or Moonraker; Licensed Virtnallers' Gazette`-Chaese queyi Calf ?? aned Water -Sharpsand or Tam, Blackberry' Sporting Times -Lord Mlacmien. Coeld' AeroTeor flAoeNTCAe.- Sportoman -N lua Speig ny Life'-Dnazle or Heptarchy; ...

... town. I saw and B spoke to some children who were on a wall by the s cide of tha road. They sald they were gatharing , blackberries. Thlere was a small child sittinugon t the wall, aud the others were over in the field. I put my hasd under the petticoat ...

... less than en October 1, 1686. to -- ~~~We In connection with recent correspondence relating Can) to the cultivation of the blackberry as a garden ye. .fruit, the Rural Fete Yorker Lea devoted several win, illustra~teld pages to descriptions of nayo varieties ...