... to 26 per dozen melons, 6d. each; foreign tomatoes, 4d. per lb.; English tomatoes, Bd. per lb.; apples. 2d. per lb.; blackberries, per lb.; foreign grapes, 61. per lb.; English grapes, 1/6 2/ per lb.; filberts, 6d, per lb.; walnuts, 4d. per lb.; oranges ...

... this garden there were large breadths of ltaspbernes, Goose berries, Currants, Strawberries, and a hue iot of the American Blackberry. Lown each side of the centre walk there were beds devoted to hardy herbaceous plants, which appeared a littiug position ...

... other cases, grauite kerbs, which are perfect man-traps, and the wonder is that broken legs, Ac, are not as plentiful as blackberries in summer. A man has been killed iv the street, and that is my apology for writing this letter. — Yonrs, Ac, GRUMPUS. ...

... 61b 6 Loates 2 Col Forester's ETHELDRA C, 2v, 7st 91b Caldsr 3 Mr Gladstone's Di ono. 2y,7st lib T Loates 0 Mr Hudson's Blackberry, 3y, 9st 21b - Maidment 0 -lr Jesson's Reflector, 2y 7et 41b G Woodburu 0 Dr O'Connor's St Hubert, 3*-, 9st 51b North 0 ...

... Grove Hill, 2y, 7st X Tomlinson 0 JCr Sanderson's Blackberry, 2y, 6st 91b Widdowfield 0 Winner trained by Porter, Betting: 6 to 4 on Ben Stroma, 3 to 1 agat Collarette, 5 to 1 GroveHUl, and 10 to 1 Blackberry. After some delay Collarette jumped off in (rout ...

... Mr. Willie Edouin, having been driven out of the Comedy by Miss -7 1 1 ?- ga l ...

... Jelly is free tromJ I artiticia; colouring, tha natural tint of the fruit only being' ! preserved. Hartley's _ew Season's Blackberry Ja_si j now ready ; great delicacy. g_| 1 The Honourable ?? Davis, President of __3 i Confederate States or' America during ...

... ?? JAnaon 36* Mr Gardener's Touch me Hot ?? .Byan 3 6 * •Lord Ellesmere's Zealand J Dawson jun. 3 8 0 Mr Sanderson's Blackberry Sanderson 3 6 0 2IATh« DON PLATS of 100 guineas, with 20 soys at •IV least from to* fund, for two year olds ; colts Sat ...

... hosts of excellent cricketers, Sheffield beasts of numbers cf ardent anglers. Fishing clubs are becoming as plentiful as blackberries, and Kear-by Canal, the Derwent, the Treat, and the local poods and other angling preserves are sure to be largely frequected ...

... Fornax, Palmyra, and others had healthy exercise. W aiting's Nutshell went six furlongs steauily. Osborne's Y\ ild Cherry and Blackberry had steady cantering exercise on tho tan. Holt's, Adams', Knight's, and others did ordinary work. Stackpole ana Urbona mare ...

... col* want six furlongs twice. Jones's Old Tatt, Tacitus, aad Punas bad two seven-furlong canters. Osborne*. Wild Cherry aad Blackberry went a mile. May's The Bain* traversed two miles and a half ; Komilotf aad Nutshell covered aix fur. _ __ coa , Tuesday ...

... five real good things como off an owner ought to bo well content Tips for the Lincolnshire Handicap are as plenty as blackberries jnst now, but little vaine can be attached to the vapourings of needy touts. No doubt Morton's stable wil! supply a hot ...