... Od, l>erdo* . Muttrooms. O-i. per quart; Celery, 4d. each; Cauuflowers id. to flu each; td. per quart; U. to xa. each ; Blackberries. Sd. per quart; Craubeiy, Is per quart. Cabbsje, IJd. each; led, 3d. 6*l . Gerroto and fur. i.ipe, to la OJ. per score; ...

... appears that on Saturday afternoon, two- Irish lads, aged :espectively twelve and ten years, went Into the country ! gather blackberries. They wandered is far as Warley Wigom, where thepriaooer resides, and began gathering j iflackherries from % hedge which ...

... the corbels to the transept arches in the interior are displayed the leaves of the vine, ivy, thorn, maple, chestnut, and blackberry; the ivy and shamrock represented the capitals to the entrance doorways. The chapel and school are heated on the hot air ...

... sinner against toe law into the jnridicial trap, and secure oonvioton; and in London oases have been recently almost profuse blackberries in antnmn, in which Umbers of the force have played fantastic tricks have been not only drubbed by the daily press,' tot ...

... Mushrooms, (Xl to 01. per quart; Olery, 4d. each; Canlifloweis 2d. to flu each; Damsons. Cd. per quart: Melons, I*. 2s. each ; Blackberries, sd. per quart: Cranbery, I*, per quart: Cabbage to 3d each; rod, 6d.; Carrots and T orlops, el. per score; Onions, Id ...

... Musbrooma Oil. per art ; Cilery, 2d. 4d. each : t-anb-1 flow 2d. to each; iMrosons, 6d. pcrijoart; Melons, la i 2». each ; Blackberries, ftd. per quart; Is. per quart; Cabbage*. 3d. each; red, 3d. to (id.; Carrots and Tar | nip«. la to Is Cd. per score; Onions ...

... Od. Od. per quart; Celery, Sd to td. r.ac. ; Cauliflower* 2d. each. Damsons, flit per quart . Mel- as, la la 2s. each . Blackberries, 6d. per quart . Craubery, is. per quart; Cabbage, lid. each; red, 3d. 6d. . Can-.A. andTui; nipt, Is. is, «d. per score; ...

... the paper-makers would send people about the country to pull the stinging-nettles that are so much in the way thpso who blackberrying or gather roses the wayside. We should be glad, also, if Mr. would point out that it is worth somebody’s while to gather ...

... of such stream of life has been flowing to him through the eyes. There are eyes which give more admission into them than blackberries ; others are liquid and deep wells that men might fall into; and others are oppressive ami devouring, aiM? take too much ...

... cucumbers, lettuces, salad, cauliflower, apples, pears, damsons, plumbs, bullace, goose- berries, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, white currants, cherries, carrots, cockles, salmon, mussels, mustard, vinegar, blackpudding, rhubarb, shrimps, tench &c ...

... Friday morning, Heaton. • soner met the children near Qtlnow mill, and induced them to accompany him field beyond to gather blackberries, where committed the offence.— i He was committed to prison for four months with hard ! labour. —The prisoner is well educated ...

... Englond. Franco, and and the milkiog. ni* I* calioo dr as h-r music against the United Staten. •*the Hactton the lesson, went blackberry.'•*. red g.llou, w*lke Ito treaty, tone of Mr. Samoera .pteeh, the allow oin '%e alt a concert, and w* ked filibustering ...