... from 7) The Mayor Joseph Coatee W H G Langtan Daniel li urges Robins charged supposition with stolen apples be he had bought for threepence discharged apples detained Wm for being drunk fined 5s IFm Buckingham fly driver charged with his wife most disgusting ...

... Way, when a woman with & basket of blackberries carelessly came in contact with the *haft of his cart, and was koocked down, m'bula slag over her. KFortunately she escaped with & few slight 3 minus her blackberries. The Grand Cricket Match at Nancealverme ...

... fast from one-third to one-half rotten Apples are a better crop than expected very partial Some orchards a good produce in others there are few to be seen of plentiful particularly pears plums nuts blackberries Vegetables of all sorts in and the markets ...

... of batter, • doth esp, two pair of socks, and half gallon of apples in handkerchief. Caddy was found to have tbe ss. new cap sod the socks crammed into bis pocketf ( bacon, batter, aad apples in bia arms the basket waa missing, and Caddy since his apprehension ...

... two waggons laden with apples alongside the timber carriages. On the front waggon a woman was seated, but no driver was there. There was just room to pass, but when attempting to the horses of the waggon turned rouud and jammed him between the waggon ...

... three o’clock, and all seemed thoroughly pl ...

... nectarines, a fine melon, and vary large pine-apple, which weighed g jibs. In the froit department there was fine exhibition, and everything that one wished for to satiate hie taste in this line. Some early blackberries, picked in the neighbourhood, were shown ...

... 2nd, 2.; peaches, hut, 2.; plums, 14, 3.; entrants (abate), Iss, 3. ; dttto (block). Ist, 36; rhubarb, 14, 31. Mr .1 Jammed - Apples, 3rd. la. The Misses Hayward—Cherries, hi and 2nd, 2. and le ; hmket flowers, Lt, ts • commits (red). 301. 1.; ditto (white) ...

... great source of the poet's inspiration. There are the fruits ; ripe, golden apples, blushing and fragrant; peaches pears, plams, the strawberry, and the seedy glistening blackberry, witii their fields of poetry ! And then the corn—in the field, in the barn ...

... 1867. and Ward, from which native evangelises go forth berries We went, ho pieked tweed:ea to erOWllr. I struck aMouet blackberries. He then told me and Lizzie Admits to of Mol literature sohl, the lime and picture: , of gods. go Ileole, and he took Fanny ...

... g from the heterogeneous pile of apples—good, bad and indifferent—gathered for the purpose. The mass having been shaped in the prams, and cut all anon t a compact and shapely cheese, the upper wooden press was jammed down upon it; and forthwith the juice ...

... of the cider-making from the heterogeneous pile of apples good bad and indifferent for the purpose having been shaped in the press all arou t compact and shapely cheese the upper wooden press jammed down npon it forthwith the juice began spurt spotter ...