... 4s. 1s, 24. exch fa. 8d. per coupie; from 1s. each ; 1. each, and Is. a dozen ; apples (very aah per bund: ‘and upwarcs blackberries; from 24. per quart; pears, 2s. to 2s, 64. cabbagea, 14, each ; 1s, 44. per stooe per Ib. : plnme, 44, per hund: butter ...

... three to fifty, ecoured e country for miles around, quality, $8. &d..to @s. first quality, 6s, . to és 104; veal, picking blackberries, drawing turni and acatter- foferior quality, 6s Od. to Ss. 4d.; firet quality, 5s 10d. to 6s 2d,; pork, inferior quality ...

... of the good cbeer provided, ‘I hey ted, and in bands, vary- ing three to fifty, ecoured the « for miles around, picking blackberries, rin and acatter- ing them in the lanes, robbing orchards, pillaging and de- stroying vegetables and flowers’ it gardens ...

... Tho morning mist and evening hare (Unlike this cold grey rime) Seemed woven warm of golden air When was In prime. , And blackberries—so mawkish now - Were finely flavoured then; And nut*—such reddening clusters ripe I ne'er shall poll again; Nor Strawberries ...

... Rashleigh supposing a law of trespass could be satisfactury when remembered the hot water the un- (Hisses, cheers, fortunate blackberry case got him into, The reason of that was that the enforcement erles of Whortleberries.” and general uj the law of trespass ...

... Minister, Lady Napter, Eochan' Betting : 100 to S0.agst 5 to't Happy Land, 10 to 1 ‘agst Booby, Melton Mowbray, 8t. Domingo, Blackberry, Dada. y Longiegs, Minister, Booby cut out work, followed by 8t. Domingo, Haj Land, Daddy lege, and Lady to the fence out ...

... the licensing Act, “Though reasons were plentiful blackberries, says 1 would give man a reason compulsion.” And it is the same with the virtues and Englishmen. Though virtuee as plentiful blackberries they will not have them oompulaion. And think there ...

... of England who will feed the hungry and help the helpless, and exclaims, Bless their hearts.” Such women are plentiful blackberries. would not have ;our remarks construed into any expression sympathy with those masculine members of the softer sex, as ...

... evenness of tho ground is broken by mounds, and by email quarry-pits, whilst stunted weatuer-bea*on thorn trees and luxuriant blackberry bushes appear every turn among tho implements and between the live stock sheds; poeition of the yard such, that tho only ...

... been com' mitted. He had heard it described often that it was easy enough for him to find it. A ragged hedge of elder and blackberry divided the low marshy ground from the road, just this point. From behind this hedge the murderer had taken bis aim, at ...

... driven like sheep. Falstaff maintained that he would give no man a reason or compulsion, though reasons were as plentiful as blackberries, and on the same principle men will not Hiudo viituous o.i compulsion. Sir Wilfrid Lawson seems to regard every man who ...

... there that he and his followers to encounter great the gospel, and to suffer great- was recorded by Wesley, with Tava cas 8 blackberries wer: hhad cl ed sincethen, a if they j tt whi ih eye were titel in Gi In they were visiting a which was bard some of the ...