... JAM, Two Pound Jars, la. 4d. each ; DAMSON JAM, la. 2d. each. kind? of Jam, in Pound Pots -KEILLERS, HARTLEY FAULDEIfS. BLACKBERRY and APPLE JAM, in Two Pound Bnn»n la each. LEMON* FLAVOURED BYRiT, 3d. Per Pound, BJd. for Three Pounds. JOHN CAT.RUE, TEA ...

... BLACK CURRANT JAM, Two Pound Jars, fid. each; DAMSON JAM, la. 2d. each. All kinds Jam, Pound Pots —KEILLEK'B, HARTLEY'S, A BLACKBERRY and APPLE JAM. in Two Pound Brown Jars, each. LEMONFLAVOURED SYRUP, 3d. Per Pound, for Three Pounds JOHN CARRIE, TEA ASD ...

... JAM. Two Pound Jars, la 4d. ; DAMSON JAM. la. 2d. each. All kinds Jam, tr> Pound Pots KELLLEU'S. HARTLEY'S. 4 FAULDERS. BLACKBERRY and APPLE JAM. in Two Pound Jars, 1A each. LEMONFLAVOURED 3d. Per -und, 8!d. for Three > JOHN CARRIE. TEA AND COFFEE DEALER ...

... CURRANT JAM, Two Pound Jars, la each; DAMSON JAM, la 2d. each. All kinds Jam, in Pound KEILI.ER'B. HARTLEY'S, A FAULDER'S. BLACKBERRY and APPLE JAM. in Two Pound Brown Jars, Is. each. LEMONFLAVOURED SYRUP, 3d. Per Pound, B*o. for Throe Pounds. JOHN CARRIE ...

... trenched themselves , and « in Two they entered the town itself le, 4d. Pound Po! thus the first point on the ase ta B'S. BLACKBERRY Danube of whith the Russia ls. each. LEMON. tae session, is a small fertified t echa, Lestsome should be DEALER, all this ...

... taken ately | it I be ssham he eee 8 poor little donkey wid only two lather, ~--According to a contem) lace to be dewt- blackberries * pave been found st woman’s, sad on this, we shall not be sur rever grew, hates | bi red currants. Wonders will ne a over ...

... Hand bouquet wild flowers (made children-under twelve): 1 Walter Horrocke, Weethoughton ; 2 Ann Baby, Chew Mcor. Dish blackberries, to be gathered by children under twelve : W. Horrocks, Edward Morris, Wingatee. Blhek (rapes, one bunch: 1, Benjamin Raby ...

... daeuvrtt of the carving he oolumn* of the church. One consists of a wreath if another wreath primroses, and bird a wreath blackberry leaves. The roof >f the nave is in strict accordance with the irohitectnral style of the church, and forms contrast rith ...

... innocence, but admitted she had been near the spot where her daughter perished, but plated that she bad wandered away in of blackberries the forest and she never saw her again. A lung and sharp knife was found upon the mother, but after a keen search nothing ...

... Asters: 1 James Critchley, Critchley. Gladioli : IJ. alsii, 2 Joseph Critchley, 3 James FRUIT.— Collection fruit: 1 J. Marsh. Blackberries : 1 John Nightingale, 2 Esther Kay. Apples: 1 Joseph Miller, 2 Joseph Walsh. Pears: IJ. Marsh. Melon : 1 Benjamin Ruby ...

... JAM, Two Pound Jars, la 4d. each ; 1 DAMSON JAM. 2d. each. All kinds of Jam, Pound Pots -KEILLER'S. HARTLEY'S, k PANDER'S. BLACKBERRY and APPLE JAM, Pound Brown Jan. Is. each. LEMONFLAVOURED 3d. Per Pound, Bid. for Three Pounds. JOHN CARRIE, TEA AND COFFEE ...

... this ticket, thereby a vary handsome oil pointing, value T-fO; which few 'days ago arrived at the above-named cottage. Blackberrying i 6 subject of the painting, being a scene from a wood with the usual bushes, brambles, &c., and five figurea ' PRESENTATION ...