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... 19th of June, 1847. Edward Kelly, Francis-street, tabinet manufacturer. To be heard on the 23d Juice, 1847. George Wiseley, Blackberry-lane, labourer, formerly dairyman. James Kidney, Lisnaskes, county Fermanagh, grocer and haberdasher. To be heard on the ...
... 475. Od.- Do Imperial Weekly Average, 49S. Gd.; Comparative Average, same time last year, 47s. 2d. Do BaACaEsx3ERI JEnLY.-Blackberries (which are now in Sea- son) make a delicious jelly, of finer flavour than that of any D)t other fruit. It is made in the ...
... Never was there known so sudden a creation a, of currency philosophers. If practical expe. 10 rience were as plentiful as blackberries in thea Dfseason, there might be some hope of safety t it from this- multitude of counsellors. But l se we very much ...
... I dalre not waits upon I would, as the charac teristics of the German and Greek operations. Orders are as plentiful as blackberries, bat the wherewith' to pay is want- ing. The lamentable condition of France hovers like a dark cloud over our commercial ...
... Never was there known sd sudden a creation , of currency philosophers. If practical expe- Brience were as- plentiful as blackberries in the F season, th'ere might be some hope of ' safety from. this: multitude of counsellors. But ,we very much fear ...
... It '5 luxuriant in some places as to require eating down by sliecr KentishA O)bserver. There are at present beans and. blackberries in blots O the pretty little garden of Mr. Redmond Anthony, $Q office, Piltown. PIER-HEAD, DUBLIN. *1A DEC. 24.-Arrived ...
... year remarkubly healthy. Our intelligence from: At cn-the marigold districts is notaqut so eaconraging hut' ?? wehave had a blackberry from Devonshire, es a specimen | 1 Ihip, of the quality of this year's fruit, which may be seen at ( d b tbe o f f i e.- ...
... rocks are thick * Stoam Communiktion with the Autralian and the a3ja- cent Colonies. By C. D. 1aes.-Canstom, London. as blackberries, for 2,004) miles ? For the dangers exist in great numbers between Timor and Booby Island-and also on the east coast of ...
... FAMILfl.-ARbout the beginning of the present month, a boy about eight years of age, belonging to ?? Swfinlay, keeper of the Blackberry Toll Bar, took ill, and, after a few dayFs' illness, died, supposed by rush fever. Immediately after the funeral of this ...
... of 33 6s. 8d. per Share! V' rtle sout Eastern Shares, although at present scarce tlt the market, become as plentiful as blackberries. Tlherevwere 84,000, ' now they amount to 126,000, which, at 42 per Share, tel' sent a capital of 5,292,000! Assuming that ...
... 6d1 to 61I per dozen. Filberts, from 75 to Pd per lb.; Walnuts, 8d per hundred ; Elderberries, from lid to Is per quart; Blackberries, froul 2d to Pdl per quart. Ars'rL.es.-Qnreia Apples, 2s per huindred ; Sweet Reinettee, from Is Pdl to 2s Oil per hundred ...
... Magnum Blecame, 1id each. Grapes, O1 a per lb,; M ulberries, 3d1 per quart; Elderbeirries, freos 214 to ad )f per quart; Blackberries, Id pl~r quart; Nuts, 84 per lb. Y Potrfray, &c.-Poetltry was in large supply, andl Turkey it Poultlf must be quatm) at ...