... pineapples. to 8s; melons, to ; and shaddocks, Is to each ; hothouse grapes, 3s to 8s ; and foreign, 9d to Is per lb. ; blackberries, 3d per pint ; filberts and Kentish cob nuts, to 9d per lb. ; walnuts, 2s 6d to per hundred. Flowers: cut roses, Is ; ...

... Irrose; 3d, Thomas Markwortb, dil- po wiDning. Smooth-haired terriers-bit, BanId Steveneon, w le Irvine Mains; 3d, William Blackberry, Eglintun; Sd, Jsmes ?? h Binning. Townend; 4th. Mrs Logan, Wateride. Dog of any elf otber breed-Iset. l'rovest Paterson; ...

... ” with violoncello accompaniment by Mr M'Hardy. Mr Drurie gave a very good rendering of the song “ The Lanes where the Blackberries grow.” The quartette “Sir Knight, Sir Knight” deserves favourable mention, though the two ladies’ voices did not form good ...

... multitude of people we ' heard of who have turned the corner of ninety years I And the children are as thick aa , bees or blackberries . Dr Ingrain , in whose pulpit I preached , and in whose honse we lived some three or four days , ia' in his 96 th year ...

... _for details _, and he did not give them . He _did not _say with falstau * that _, though details _were _as _plenty as blackberries _, I would give no man one ; _but he acted in the spirit of the old _knight _, and left his _audience in the dark as ...

... Winchester , and shook in their shoes . Happily or unhappily , that time has passed away . A Bishop is no longer a rarity . The blackberry , not • the black swan , is now the appropriate similitude , tlie Episcopal dignitary liaving become , comparatively , as ...

... water-kelpies ; in the woods , elves or dryads , just as tjie soil happened to be Greek or Gothic , were found as thick as blackberries , and the caverns of the earth , after Vulcan and his myrmidons had been put to flight , were filled with trolls and other ...

... H. Pritchard, • coloured boy, 17 years old, committed an assault upon • young German girl, who had gone out to gather blackberries in Baltimore county, about six miles from the city , and ravished her in a most brutal manner. Both were arrested and committed ...

... imitate—tho military phenomenon who shot Pmssiana like sparrows, and to whom the helmets of bis enemies were plentiful as blackberries—should now turn out j to have been nothing but a Prussian spy, must far towards exhausting the fund of Parisian credulity ...

... loaded with berries and wild fruit—ph o ne and ebonies. The rasps are thick in July. also strawl-erriem, gooseberries, blackberries, cranberries, thimbleberries, and a lot more that are hard to name. Our cereal crops are F.fe,ani Black Sea wheats. barley ...

... farmer dashed across a frozen creek, and the tramps, following, broke through, but got out and chased the fugitive through a blackberry patch, across a forty acre stubble field, over another hill, down a ravine, across a stump field, and finally they overhauled ...

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