... ; caonages, Id. each 9tL per dozen; cucumbers, Id. ?xi* 'P 8 2to for Id.; carrots, Id. per bundle; W „ I ? rries ' l blackberries, 3d. per quart; plums, 4d. to Bd.; greengages, 6d. to 3d. per oze »; grapes, 2s. 6d. per lb.; peaches, 2d. to4d. each; ...

... Potatoes, 7d. to ls. per peck. A few table apples were soil at 13 f«r 6d.; pears, Id. and 2d. each.; honey, ls. per lb.; blackberries, 2d. per quart; elderberries, 2d. per quart; cabbages, Id. 2d. each ; few pickling cabbages went at 2d. and 3d. c ich ; ...

... at this stage showed signs of hhh-.ndhkhpluhdkmidhwhhm began to wipe away the tears which were as rapidly in his eyes as blackberries in & hedge on ber day. —Her Majesty : Come, young maa, don'f break down.—The plaintiff (crying) : Oh, but it is too bad ...

... per peck ; apples, 6d. to ls. 6d. per peck; pears, ls. to ls. fid. per peck; plums, 4d. per quart; honey, lOd. per lb; blackberries, 2d. per quart ; cabbages, Id. to 2d. each; carrots, four to six for Id.; turnips, three to four for Id.—Corn market : ...

... 6d.; pears were sold principally by tale, three for a penny and Id. and 2d. each being asked ; tomatoes, 6d. a dozen ; blackberries, 2d. per quart; cabbages, id. to 2 ...

... brings forth some new happy thought. Last year a Delaware establishment undertook put up a small quantity of preserved blackberries and huckleberries as experiment. The venture 1 proved a success, and it is anticipated that these fruits will henceforth ...

... Tea Caddy, mad# with no previoui knowledge of the trade, G. Hallett; money prizets—l, Terra Cotta Plaque, painted in oils, Blackberry Flower and Fruit and Azure Butterfly, 3tudy from nature, B. Rowlandson; 1, Three frames, made of flr cones, H. Hole. Carving ...

... remark but if sympathy with the society he is cognisant of a stream been flowing to him the eyes are eyes no more into them blackberries others are liquid and deep wells might fall into and others are oppressive and devouring take too notice There are eyes ...

... were before our time too . _ (-Laughter.) Much Tasmania is very English-looking, and the fruit is excellent. I heard of blackberry bushes so big that they had to put up trestles and planks for men to gather the berries and I can quite believe it, for ...

... is now exceedingly rich in autumnal wild flowers and berries, and on the littlo girl pointing to a tempting cluster of blackberries, the nurse tried to reash thou; awl fell over the oliif. Fortunately hor fall brAen by an elder tree, where oho was suspended ...

... in ( itching Harlct 1 in : No I Kid 11 thereupon discharged— -Harlot then d all boys with of Kidwell iu the Kidwell tl blackberries the to k apples - did not Kidwell win - -trying in 1 Harlct to to the them to so of brought him apple- took of them' day’s ...

... amounts of las and £4 44 Id, ennead in what shape the opposition to Bar Thorne ° t r. 1.Dtp.i--Murr.. Thornew tiful em blackberries. which he had reamed from the proceeds of the sale of ACCIDENT on THE Noma Devote RAILWAY.—On the debtor.--Mr. 1. Boneraft ...