... seed has perished, and no more than an average crop may la* esjiected. The gardens and orchards are te*-ining ith pnalnce. Apples, plums, cherries, go»*sela*rries, currants, jte. are equally abundant, and more than usually thriving state. The harvest, ...

... v turnips, several acres having in fact been cleared. The mangolds are also suffering from tbe grub in many instances. The apples are drop- nine fas' aud tbe crop, which promised to be unoeuallv lar*e is alr-adv injured to a serious extent hy tbe droug'ht ...

... flew over the norman (thia is an iron bar tbat goes through the windlass to keep tho chain clear wben running oat), which jammed the chain. The captain immediately saw that it woald take too long to clear it, set sail more round, and eu- deavourod to ...

... AKTL. ». M. 11 1 -.uid.— Appl> to the Motbob, STml— W tWhsr.Mi '1i.1.L [l DiTLIV ?? ?? ?? il -Servant, tor Ihe country, about St). — *l-i ?? ' ■■ La. ?? Bichmond, near Sheffield. rahTSO, _ ..ueral Servant, about At.— Appl> 30, P I— hi . ! r. , I . ...

... DATES. FREKCH PLUMB, in Betttes and Fancy CartoonsL FBBBEBVBD G INGER. ■BW HON EY. ia Jaa*. CALVES' FEET aad other J SLUES. JAMS. MARMALADES, and BOTTLED FRUITS of aU kinds. AMERICAN NEWBOMN PIPPINS, WALNUTS. LEMONS, ORANGEB, FILBERTS. CRTSTA L IZED and ...

... order in time. Spring Goods in. B~ OTTLES! BOTTLES! BOTTLES! To be Sold, 300 Dozen Wines, Spirits, snd Cham- pagnes. An '.y Jam- sHulley, Baslow. YOUR UMBRELLA Seamed when Cut, in one hour, or neatly Bepiired whilst waiting, at Par-bbs Man-factory, 29 ...

... D^I^CE^FRUITS, ELVAS PLUMS, BON-BONS, COSAQUES, CHRIST- MAS WEEATHS, FLOWERS, FRENCH MOSS, ?? Ac. AMERICAN NEWTOWN APPLES.— Tbe Best Apple Grown. •JJ OEM ANDY PIPPINS, Sd. and lOd. per lb. K~~I_~NT FILBERTS. Finest ~Qna*i.yi G RAPES, ORANGES, and LEMONS ...

... it then becomes too soft ; neither should it be poured from a vessel in which it is cooked into the jar, as it will thus be jammed to pieces. Vegetables should be perfectly fresh when preserved, as it is impossible to succeed with those that are withered ...

... Propaeal-Mechanical Remedy ?? rronbles— Practical ___v on Coldßathine— All ?? Through Space. ' * *EE IKDIAK COUETSHIP ?? Jam -Blackberry ?? _- Dete _ l ?? Philosophy of TT-C_r?^,5 Ol _, BoarQ6 - To Clean Glass and SUrer _l! ° B °^e Plums and other Fruit. ...

... would be better not quite ripe. Blackberry Jam. This will be found a cheap and wholesome preserve, and, if mixed with apples, will be greatly relieved of the insipid flatness frequently complained of. Any sharp-flavoured apple will do. but the Wellington ...

... Legends of the Rhine—Good- ?? at the Naval Review— Rather Grultx. HOUSEHOLD HTNTB.— Window Cleaning— Bramble Jam -Blackberry JoUy— Blackberry Wine— Lamps— How to stsssj Flowers. THE LADLES* COLTJHN.— Fashions for August— Country Costume— Spa Hat- Country ...

... Manager Mr. W. H. Daw. Beturn Visit of WILLIE EDOUIN'S COMPANT in TURNED UP 1 Preceded by the Comedy Drama in One Act, BLACKBERRIES. 836 LE^ANDRA THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. Lessee and Manager Mr. W. BRITTLEBANK. NOTICE.— Mr. Brittlebank wishes to inform his ...