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... per la KM. to ts. 24. per couple hare*. 2S. 94. tolla fid. each grouse, to per brace partridges, 2». to 9.1 per brace; blackberries, 2*4. to Sd. per quart; new potatoes, 10d. to per 20lb. . apples, l«d. to 44 per lfilb : pears. 14. per lb.: plums. 24 ...
... other effects Sale to commence at Two o’clock 26-2 Great Ameiican Remedy for all Bowel Complaints is WORSDELL’S COMPOUND BLACKBERRY & BRANDY CARMINATIVE TH18 effectual remedy is the Marvel of the age— giving immediate relief To consumptive persons it ...
... give the Malt he loves to brew The right aroma, and the flavour true. Now, nutting, with his rural Folk goes; Or hunts for blackberries with youthful bands, And shout 3 to see them scratch their eager hands; Or gathers elderberries ripe, and sloes : The while ...
... Derbyshire, Sept. 27, 18566. lo In each of the four corners of the cover, are carved ao branches of oak, ivy, hawthorn, and blackberry; on the do' under side of the book is the monogram, C.R.C., with pot a vine creeping round it. The first page has on ...
... at Potterne. Lots 35,40, 37.—TIIRER most valuable CLOSES of LAND, containing togef r . 2r. 319 p., and severally known Blackberries,' Pragerell, & Butterwell. Lot 39.—A mast PROPERTY as a Market Garden and Frolit4tosolog aseepation, containing Or ...
... Is. lOd. to 2s. 2d. per couple; grouse, 3s. to 45.; partridges, 2s. to 2s. 9d. per brace; pears. Id. plums, 2d. per ft; blackberries, 21d. to 3d. per quart; new potatoes, lOd. to Is. per score lbs.; apples, lOd. to Is. per stone of 16 lbs.; bacon, 9£d ...
... of Mr, George Martin, of Billon.—The prisoners denied some of the statements of witnesses, and said they were gathering blackberries.—The prisoners were told by the Bench that it was the first time they had been brought up before the Magistrates, lenient ...
... witness was at the bush defendant again.—Tbe prisoners denied some of the statements ot witness, and said they were gathering blackberries.—Tbe prisoners ware told by the Beach that it waa the first time they bad been brought before tbe magistrate*, lenient ...
... herself as she sits with her back leaning against the piled-up sheaves, will mind the baby while she runs oil to gather blackberries and nuts the surrounding hedges. And should that little maiden stay too long, and when she retm-ns find her mother busy ...
... not. This waa not the first desperate venture that met with signal defeat. the young men now-a-days find as plentiful as blackberries in Autumn, ; her lover found another Isas upon whom bestowed , bis attentions; and left his intended” to parade the platfo'ra ...
... was forty or fifty yards behind his horse and cart getting blackberries.—Defendant pleaded not guilty, and said he was only five or six yards behind the cart, and had merely gathered a blackberry or two.—The Bench said being that distance he had no command ...
... of Mr. George Martin, of Bilton.—The prisoners denied some of the statements of witnesses, and said they were gathering blackberries.—The prisoners were told by the Bench that as it was the first time they had been brought up before the Magistrates, a ...