... —Tbe year clears the winter with a spring. Nonsense.—To think of curing a. disposition for telling white lies by eating blackberries. Proud persons seldom meet with friends, because in prosperity they know nobody, and adversity few know them. Good Advice ...

... ducks, 3s »d to 4s 3d ; pigeons. Is ; rabbits, L/j ?? W ?? I,areS - 2s 6d to 3s 6d ?? ; grouse, 2s ?? Uodto_u, per brace; blackberries, ljd to I'-ti \ u r ,' u . *'°tauies, 7s to 8s per load ; apples, ,; U[( Kr l(j h,. p , ?? ld to2d . nmgi ld 2d; ?? ? ...

... , hares, 3s. to 3s. Sd. each ; rabbits, ?? to ?? 34 per couple r grouse, at. per brace ; partridges, 3a «4 per brace ; blackberries, 3d. to __d. per quart ; round potatoes, 9s. per load ; apples, la to ls. cd. per stone r geese, r> jd. to »j4 per lb. ...

... striking in the fondness of chil- ,v„ for flowers nay.it amounts to passion, lor have Literary institutions are « plentiful blackberries, thenl ali What care the fleet-footed vki> lusviiuu \ounn abuut hot chase across some prohibited and thousands upon ...

... butter, from Is. 7s. to Is. Bs. per oz.; eggs, 18 to 19 for Is.; cbickeus. 2s. Bd. per couple; live pigeons, 6s. per dozen; blackberries, 2d. per quart; best flour, 2s. per 141b.; oatmeal, 3s. per 201b. Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society.— It will be ...

... that deceased had charge of wood at Weetwood, and on the September, whilst going his rounds, he observed three men picking blackberries. there was no public footpath through the wood, he i desired the men leave, and two of them immediately did ; but the third ...

... might seem instrument convenient enough when inserted into a or syrup, or applied to the broken surface of an over-ripe blackberry, but often see our of sweets quite busy a solid lump sugar, which wo shaU find on close inspection growing ■ small degrees ...

... which are known, but also the richest fruits, such as the apple, pear, peach, plum, apricot, cherry, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, &c. ; namely, ttiat no fossils of plants belonging to this family hate ever been discovered by geologists! This he regarded ...

... seeds of . weeds. The stomachs of greenfinches are not so soon empty as those ol sparrows. j 2'Ard. Wasps abundant I 21lh. Blackberries and berries on the wood nightshade ripe. Sept. Ist. Young elm leaves falling. sth. Boisterous weather; fruit much damaged ...

... to produce a coup d'ceil perhaps unequalled in tbe previous annals of Holmfirth feast. Lads and lasses were plentiful as blackberries. The gay habiliments of the latter seemed irresistibly seductive, and a pair of twos seemed to follow, as pre-arranged ...

... a poor one. Good beasts were few and far between, the sales effected being very limited. Calves were plentiful as blackberries. Pigs also abounded in number, though in quality they were not quite equal to tho samples shown at our late pig and poul ...

... C. Ward, £105; Gipsy Girls, W. Shayer, £85; A Carp Pond at Ockham, E. J. Cobbett, £84; Near Bettws-y-Cocd, J. Syer, £75; Blackberry Gathering, E. J. Cobbett, £75; View in Richmond Park, J. Tennant, £70; Three Bluebottles, C. Stuart, £50; On the Teign, ...