... better and more Eaggard looks ; Damascus, I came out of = pass into the beantifal soon the behind, and I rode between of blackberry Barada on the ) | ta att trees, frow that moment, out or tnsido tafles around ta the streets cr , even in the rooms, out ...

... hares. 3s. fid.; rabbits, 2s per brace ; eggs. Is. per clown bniter. Is. fid. per lb.; potatoes, from fid. 91. per 141b5.; blackberries, 2d. per quart. TOTNEO MARKET, Satubpat.—Beef, 7*d. to fi|d. per lb. ; mutton, 7|d. fi'd.; veal, - ; bacon, Bd. to BJd ...

... Is.: pears, to Is6d per dozen ; grapes. 6d per lb.; apples. Is M pc* tab; walnnts, 3s per 100; oranges. to per dozen; blackberries 3d par quart; tamtps. per bunch; Kent cobs. 6d per 100; celery 3d head ; pickling cabbages, 2d to 3d each*; walnuts. Is ...

... flourish- ing, but portionof it that was not was planted the matured will a failure unless rain should very soon has cut: short blackberries, whortleberries been iP) 80 much ao, that not only is the fruit lost, but the bushes to returnan ezop. The yield of potatoes ...

... cant ifested respect- tile Law Amendment Society in, to min & scoundrel, a The aro as bigamist, and « returned felon. ‘as blackberries, ...

... years old, stated that on a day in August, 1s72, the exact date of which she could not remember, she went to Stoke Woods blackberrying. She was unable to and waa about to return home, when she find any berries, in the tarnpike-road, and asked him if met ...

... frail, fining, ixmilng, and storing. By O. VINE. Price la., port free for damps. Include* apple, apricot, beer, bilberry, blackberry, cherry, clary, oewalip, currant, damson, elderberry, gooseberry, ginger, grape, greengage. lemon, malt, mixed fruit, mulberry ...

... 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 ...

... will not m water in these days, and they are altogether imnfier* able. Falstaff said that though reasons were plentiful as blackberries, he would give nra * reason on compulsion; Mr.Gladstone, to men on strike, has shown them how wrong Ukj are in driving ...

... defective Two white soldiers died of tew~ shorty after their has commenced, and boils and blains, Our bot season ful as blackberries. What would not fever, & efor blow ‘on, tho top of one of the glorious oll one give tors of Dartmoor POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS ...

... to be adopted, and to rouse its officers Norzs, al Hunters were in ove as plen tifal os their glory. s fow days ago. as blackberries, compara- miles in various of the Twelve min the pace. The Wards an Irish , this feat Be of the frost has given the coup ...

... late Mr. Hichens, Mr, Henry Rogers at the Terrace —and clerks, agents, and witnesses com and go. Subpenas are as thick as blackberries 1o September. Their service causes, in some instances much amusement. The process-server has been indignantly ordered ous ...