... Ig Cherries, per lb.. Filberts ?? ey Grapes, English )n Ditto, foreign. lo Pineapples, Hug. A Ditto, foreign. ry BLACKBERRY I er blackberry pies:- [e pick them over be them (for one pie ay white sugar, ?? 11, dish (a soup dish) 3d the edge of the n- which ...

... last. P.C. Cjole, 257, deposed that he was on duty about half-past four the morning in question, and met the prisoner near Blackberry- Ml carrying largo bundle on his head. Directly caught Bight of witness threw it over a wall into a quarry. H« i (witness) ...

... Dutch, German, and American rrlit-growersj All the gooee- berries, raspberries, strawberries, black currants, darnsone, and blackberries used by me are entirely English-no foreign what. ever being used-and to proive that the quantity is not particulally small ...

... 4.g0 Grapes.Rnglsh.. ,, .30 .4 0.103 0 Dttteorelgn. ,, .2 0. 30. 1 0 a Dltto.Forelgn., ,, ., 2 0 . 0 4 0 0 0.0 3 ° BLACKBERRY JAM.-Gather the fruit in dry o weather. Allow half a pound of good brown sugar to every pound of fruit; boil tho wholo toget'her ...

... disorderly conduct in the streets. S. e says that ehe had been in an English convent . since last September. I EHave you any blackberry pies ? asked a hungry traveller of the mistress of a tumbledown shanty by the roadside in one of the upper counties of ...

... oef the land on to the public footpath, a distance of about 15 yards. Witness asked him what he was after, and he said blackberries. He refased to allow witness to look in his basket, and the latter called to Mr. Miller and Mr. Cockrel, who were near ...

... boy rcturned at about four o'clock1, laviqg left school earlier than his sister. The deceased hiar been anxious to go blackberrying nil thle week, anrid on Sunday, but was slot allowed to go to school or leave the liolrse, because witness had ha(l a ...

... 6f. per stone, and ,littv 7s. to 3o. per box; plums 3s. to ;;s. 6d. pelr Stone t ditto foreign 4s. Od. to 6s. per sieve; blackberrie' ;. to 3s. per stone; tomatoes 4d. to 6d. per lb.; Celery Is. to 2s. per bundle. LEnTTrrm, Friday.-There was a good supply ...

... the firm's stores in Southwark by mid-day. The full flavour of the fruit is of course secured by this rapid treatment. Blackberries, currants, gooseberries, and other fruits are also preserved in the season, and when nothing of English growth is l available ...

... -'lettuces, Is. to Is. 6d. doz.; cucurn- bers, 2d. to 6d.; shallots, 4d. qr.; bullaces, 1ld. pint- damsons, 3d. pint, blackberries, 2d. pint; plums, 2d. to 4d.- pears, 3d. pint; black grapes, is. 6d. to 2s. lb.; white ditto, 6d. to is. 6d. lb.;. peaches ...

... )atch, German, and American frnlt-grnwers. All thie gose- berries, raspberres stnawberries, black currents, demsons, and blackberries used by inn are entirely Englistrh-no foreign what- ever belig used-and to prove Ltst the quantity is aot partieularly ...

... 2Sgs., Mr. Bell. Hunters and harness horses-Broad. sword, bay gelding, rising 4 yrs, by Broad Arrow out of the English mare Blackberry, l2Ogs., Mr. St. George; Grisette, grey mare, 4 yrs, by Dux out of Blanche, 4Ogs., Mir. D. Murphy; dark bay gelding, 5 yrs ...