... ' whined be. *land they pretended to give me the aright tip. I started with a bit of mossy of my owe, and put the pot oa Blackberry fi.ly, end when 1 leek it all. I helped myself le the eecopeoy's feeds. I =east to pay it all hack. I did Mr emanates, se ...

... fulldread bonuets thea are placed. en panache, curviug gracefully, and have moat distinsue appearance. Fruits, spaciallf blackberries. of all shades, are much worn ; the IiLLIe grains that enliven the hed. 3 es and fancy ;mimes are also greatly iu favour ...

... peaches and nectarine* 20 fret, plums 20 feet, apricots 20 feet, Amite 20 to 30 feet, figs 20 to 25 fete corrante 4 by 6, blackberries 4 by 7. sed reseberries 3 by 6 .I claret l'lnniing —Probably few trees will be ready for planting until November this Neer ...

... Instrumental Band will have their annual excursion to Berwick.. Tweed to-ilay. POTATOI3 are now selling here at p er cop, blackberries at Col per pint, and ngl currants at same price. WILMON'M A cello; MART.—In of Mr Wilson's next fi , rtiiightly sale falling ...

... 4; Lars town-crier, infow ee d of. Thir.diy th..t fresh herringe were to bed oertein shop at 6d pint. bun proclaimin: blackberries some time welch would perhaps spin oome up in his Diemen , Tag for the week en t l: ins July 14 show . hat attacks were ...

... touchingly allude, to a an who vas killed and otherwise injured. The easiest way to mark table linen: Leave • baby and a blAckberry alone at the table for three minutes. I would die for you, eh* moistened, pillaring het head upon his shoulder. Oh, no ...

... fruit. there by contproly at that place, J end were coomottell at honks. wake* a crop of 2411 3!.• It Is mkt that imp of blackberries be fully as large, but of 10,00n - les there will hot be so large • crop. • King Victor Emmanuel, with the object of enrol ...

... may state that not only have we here strawberries in blow, but rasps, fully ripe, may be seen ill sheltered placer', and blackberry bushes are showing signs of a renewed vitality foreign to the season of the year. DEATH JOH If SIN VIT. —Mr John Scott, ...

... tine samples of early cabbage. Among the fruit, which as a lot was excellent, there were some strikingly large and fine blackberries and white and scarlet currants. The raspberries were fairly good ; and the strawberries large, high-coloured, and most ...

... PAINT If women will paha& it is better, observes • molval authority, ' b to simple methods which will not injure die shin. Blackberry or etrewherry juice, rubbed slightly on tea cheeks sad then Imhof off with milk girl • beautiful tint which cannot be culled ...

... the so-called honour of knighthood is hardly worth the expense and the fuss of taking it up. Knights are plentiful as blackberries, and they have been made knights for such droll reasons in many instances that the honour become a very doubtful one. The ...

... earlier kinds. The mild wet weather is inducing second growth in more than on the corn crops, the berry hushes. notedly the blackberry, being almost breaking the bud in sheltered nooks, and strawberry flowers are also to be seen. A shower of hail fell this ...