... Ig Cherries, per lb.. Filberts ?? ey Grapes, English )n Ditto, foreign. lo Pineapples, Hug. A Ditto, foreign. ry BLACKBERRY I er blackberry pies:- [e pick them over be them (for one pie ay white sugar, ?? 11, dish (a soup dish) 3d the edge of the n- which ...

... 4.g0 Grapes.Rnglsh.. ,, .30 .4 0.103 0 Dttteorelgn. ,, .2 0. 30. 1 0 a Dltto.Forelgn., ,, ., 2 0 . 0 4 0 0 0.0 3 ° BLACKBERRY JAM.-Gather the fruit in dry o weather. Allow half a pound of good brown sugar to every pound of fruit; boil tho wholo toget'her ...

... disorderly conduct in the streets. S. e says that ehe had been in an English convent . since last September. I EHave you any blackberry pies ? asked a hungry traveller of the mistress of a tumbledown shanty by the roadside in one of the upper counties of ...

... hand; then boil six gallons of water with 12 lbs. of brown sugar for a quarter of an hour, skim it well, and pour it on the blackberries, letting it stand all night; then strain it through a hair sieve, and put it into a, cask, with 6 Ilbs. of Malaga raibsins ...

... Prince of Wales v STheatre. 150c20 a :e The public willý be glad to learn that William o d P. Hartley has thiseear added Blackberry to his r list of celebrated rresaxves, which can now be 11 obtained iu the usual two-pound jars from elin Grocers. N ~~ ...

... puablielsed. ILawyers' letters seem to possess a very potent influeas in Liverpool, and to be just nvow as plentiful as blackberries in Autumn. Amongst the mausy letters of abuse I receive fronm the creditors of Barned's Bank, and. which, as a matter of ...

... is free s. from artificial colouring, the natural tint of the fruit. ;only being preserved. Hisstley's Newv Season'a %r Blackberry Jelly non' ready, ereatdielioc. de17 u.tively from anyv amouiat, ?? of Illustrated -talozoe,' post. free from Iesse AfF ...

... Scottish Bakn Company, Lbimited. Do riot fai.l to order along erth .o.. Grcre a .awe-poun~d Jar of Wilijam p. ?ate' e Season's Blackberry Preserves, th afl,'3ih New which evil be found to mat, TD-Y o of excellence, inltantu 2 tndr A ?N-ICE -LITTLE PRESENTP ...

... Co musiasioner MIUAXN BELLADO BNNADWN FOR BLACA~OgIltf ,-Last week some children belonging to the tv ^ Sevenoakg went out blackberry gathtrisg, andde: of ther a~m la aboubt 10 years of age, vas deaor 0, teat some berries wrhich he found growving icSD0 park ...

... or 4d. each. Apples, Is. Gd. to se., and pears is, to 2s per stone, Cabbages, 6d. per dozen. Celery, 9d. to ls. per doe. Blackberries, 2id. per quart. Foreign grapes, 9d. to Ia. per lb. Duoks, 5s. per couple. Pigeons, 6d. to 8d-. each. Butter, Is. 6d. to ...

... many 99 cases the whole of the furniture has been disposed l -of out of the houses, and the people have- been 07 living on blackberries, 'Much private charity has -of course been dispensed, but something more - practical and thoroughly organised is required ...

... rocer, and licensed to let horses and carriages on ier nir-e, trading as Eillyer and Co. F. John Thomas Palmer, 6 and 13, Blackberry-terrace, . BeosValley, formerly SO, Bedford-place, Amoy- rt s treet, both in Southampton, baker, forrnerly bsaker all. Edmunld ...