... peck Rhubarb, per bunch Cucumlien, each .. Mushrooms, per quart Cauliflowers each .. Plums, per quart Damsons, per quart Blackberries, per quart . Cherries, per Eggs, per dozen Eggs Irish per 120 Duck Eggs .. Good Advic* Gratis. PrtrtxtioH totter chan J ...

... it. andc. .tetter some botanical person.pr -nay, blackberry jam m.pht be admitted the awfnl society Mayfair. And bi-anal„e would found oat what education and pood treatment would do tor the blackberry. The swan plum wasouly .loe once, and the rlb»ton-pippm ...

... of danger would be wanting, as calico carries infection; but some other plea would do as well, and pleas are plentiful blackberries. ...

... readers exclaim, Stay ! we shall have so many Sirs that sluill not be able to distinguish them. They will be as plentiful blackberries.’* To which we reply, They may be, but the titles w ill not wearisome the pretence; and, the name ...

... peck Rhubarb, per bunch Cucumbers, each .. Mushroom*, per quart Cauliflowers each .. Pliuus, per quart Damsons, per quail Blackberries, per quart Cherries, per to Eggs, per tan Eggs Irish) per Duck Eggs .. ...

... Salmon in the Douglas.—A few days ago a couple of residents of Wigan, named Manns BaHerty and George Hamerton, wen gathering blackberries the banks of the Douglas near to Appley Bridge whan they noticed great commotion in the water at a point where it waa rather ...

... Cart, and Thomas Sharp, of Phunpton, were in company near the viaduct, at Tredles I Point. and saw the de eased picking blackberries. They asked liern if he was hungry, and he replied ' in tile affirmative, when Sharp gave Lyn some Woe and broad be happened ...

... of Cark, and Thomas Sharp, of Plumpton, were in company near the viaduct, at Tredlea Point, and saw the deceased picking blackberries. They asked him if he was hungry, and he replied in the affirmative, when Sharp gave him some bacon and brew! he happened ...

... Cark, and Thomas Sharp, of Plumpton ' were in company near the viaduct, at Tredlea Point, and saw the deceased picking blackberries. The asked him if he was hungry, and he replied in the affirmative, when Sharp gave him some bacon and bread he happened ...

... defendauts in the field on the Fteviou- Thursday, 40 yards from the road. The defendants said they were only gathering a few blackberries, which they thought no harm. They were each find Is. and costs, and Id. damages, or seven days. Cuarer or Fruiovs Duiving ...

... of Cark, and Tbomas Sharp, of Plumpton, were in company near Jbeiriadnet at Tredlea Point, snd saw tbe deceased picking blackberries. They asked him if he was hup- Ey, and he replied in the a_srmative, wben Sharp gave m some bacon end bread he happened ...

... 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 ...