... Teodoro A Double Bull—Two gentlemen passing a blackberry bu.h when the fruit was unripe, ona acid it wag ridiculous to cull them blackberries, when they were red. 'Don t you know, said his friend, 'that blackberries are always red when thy are green.' ...

... suffered much from the frost. Gooseberries will, in many came. not be • tithe of a crop. The more expiated branches of the blackberry are all bat bare, an d from a third to a half crop may be realised fro the snore sheltered branches. The red currant ap ...

... abundant return, sistant not be a hea’ crop, and if rain does not fall soon ra-ps and strawberries will als» be light. and blackberries will be au average crop. pen re- Panisn Cocnctt.—At a special meeting of th he old Couneil for the burgh, held in the Council ...

... having on a little of brought from Germany twenty bari rele of w as it was cut from the sheep's back. She each day daring the blackberry fou to the blac! berry patch and picked seventy Sh three times a vear to visit her daughter, alks a distance of twenty miles ...

... farmer it | diseased at a of the Ew Couneil when a was a¢ 1 that favour of the passing of an Actus fs making mushrooms, blackberries, and p! the property of the eccuper of the la which thee crow. and retdering any ——— liable to prosecation oF rol of same ...

... of the Warrenton Bins Corps. One day he told as that a countryman had come into the camp with a quantity of blackberry pies. Blackberries in America are a much liner fruit than those ripened by our faint English son, and are quit* popular in their ...

... AFFAIBA.—The genial weather is now telling powerfully on vegetation, both in field and prdeu. In the latter, the possbevriss, blackberries, and especially currents, are very abundant, and the blossom on all the fruit tress promises a plentiful supply of the ...

... rather one to impose punishment. W1 are exceedin and far between, those of “guilty” findings of “not guilty numerous as blackberries. People | inclined to doubt this statement, or which is contained in it. The fact doubting it to ask fora solution of the ...

... Australi Mr Onstow, in a burst of enthusia: Ee ee een Eee a eae a | The report, if not a canard in its | are as thick as blackberries. The intelligence south of the is devoid of special interest. In Scotla weather has been very unfavourable to : tural work ...

... early peas 3.2 pines aon | strawberries; 4, French be it the m, as 3 7, marrowfat peas; raspberries ; 9 berries ; 10, blackberries ; 11, 12, d 13, tomatoes 14, 16, apy three beans ; 18, Indian » fully Vv of ¢t m the which, at the wholsesale of 43 pe ...

... alleged tor malice engrafted on true pes; but that h todefend such a case, at a time wher tions py lil Va are almost rare as blackberries i a Ver, may help ns he 7 in ‘Perth ar form an © us, But have done with hin, sent ; and te show that [ hear h a — | = — ...

... lint-ntc Tea, bow at 4s per lb. or Is per quarter, and very good sound article at 3s Bd. I per quarter. Keilor Marmalade, Blackberry, .Strawberry, and Raspberry Jams. Bel lost and North Couutrv Smoked Pork Hams. A good selection still of sunuoer-made Cheese ...