... KEPT IN STOCK . OYSTER SALOON NOW ETC. OPEN. BUYER Of ALL KINDS OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON. LARGE QUANTITIES OF BLACKBERRIES WANTED. GOOD BOILING POTATOES, 1301bs. TO THE POT, AT 2s. 6d. DELIVERED ANY ADDRESS IN A Taut. Souerrw. 61, HIGH STREET ...

... identify Beadily asked fur expenses for himself and witnewiee. and was allowed 12.5. Jordan, who damaged the wood while blackberrying, pleaded guilty, and was ordered to pat fig the Jambe done ls., and Sued Is. and wets lla. RED DiTCH.—Weimmosl Before Mr ...

... per lb. ; turnips, sd. to ad. per tot; wegetsble marrows. 3d. to Is. td. per doses. Fern'.—Apples, 6d. to ss. per pnt ; blackberries, lid. to d. per lb. ; dernssenee, ?a 6d. to 3s. 3d, p. pot ; nuts, 3d. per lb. ; pears, la to 6s. 9d. Par Halm Metz Auctioneer ...

... to 3d. per doses : tomatoes, 21. to 2d0ma.1,1, lb. ; vegetable metres,metres,3d. to la. per —Apples, tots. td. pre psi ; blackberries. Id. per lb. ; prow damsons 2s 9d. to 3e. Sd. per pot: damaroo., 2e. 31. to 3a per put ; pears Is 6d. to 9a. Per Pot. ...

... to 3d. per lb. ; turnips, sd. to 7d. pot ; vegetable marrow& 2d. to 7d.. per doses. I , norr.—Appare. Bd. to 4a per pot; blackberries. to lid. per lb. ; prime daniroos, 24. to 3.. 3d. per Er• diunterser. 2A to 3e. Per ; Pram td. d. pot.. Herr, Auctioneer ...

... aid. per doses ; toboolloso, 91. to 3d. per lb. ; vegetable memos, 2d. to Bd. pee deem Far rr.-Applea9d. to pert.. pot; blackberries. 11d. per lb. ; pram, 9d. to So. 6d. per pot. Tausseat. VadirrAssa-Kidney bank Id. to 6d. pee pal; tax root, L. per pot ...

... gine to the hoepital : Fran a lady. Bragewortla aPPlia. c“irolN parsnip.. and tomatoes; as old patient, Est ham. &Wee and blackberries. Number of patience the Soon. Corium, six. A Cowstom.—As Mr. T. Cook. market gardener, Chatham. and Mr. George Young, gardener ...

... or .3arfauN covering for germination. I noticed gooier 'maim, currants (red and black), raspberries, strawberries, and blackberries in the way of fruit. All of those I attribute to the fruits baring been conenrred by birds—chiefly blackbirds -and the ...

... quality. Nor were the peers. The currants were • measly. The outdoor fruit was good. sod the American variety of cultivated blackberries, Wilson's Junior, was very noticeable. The potatoes were very good, ',L.:tally the round ones, so were the spring visor ...

... TAKE NOTICE. ALL Persons TRKSPASSING ON LAND in my occupation at ABBOTS MORTON and ROUSE LENCH Blackberrying, Mushrooming, or in pnnwit of Game, or otherwise, .111 be Prowsrated. JOSEPH PAR'rINGTON. MIDLAND RAILWAY. CHEAP EXCURSIONS. COOK'S EXCURSIONS ...

... 6d. to 2.4. 6d. pr pot ; Id. to 31d. per down ; Winslow, ad. to 4 01 . Per lb. Fnorr.—Apples, 2e. to Se. Od. per pot ; blackberries. Id. per lb. ; demitasses. Ta. 6d. to le. Pd. per pot ; nut., 3d. per lb. ; pews, 10d. 9s. per ITAwrzr Holtz Analianar ...

... Manager. Derby, Sept., 1896. NOTIC B. ALL PERSONS TRESPASSING on LAND in the Parish of GREAT WASHBOURNE in Pursuit of GAME, BLACK-BERRYING. MUSHROOMING, or otherwise will be presscute& (Signed) W. R. PRANCE. ARTHUR ROBERTS. WORCESTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL. SEPTEMBER ...