... as an excellent addition to Blackberries for tarts in autumn. I merely mention this to point out tbat I do not claim the discovery of the excellence of these berries mixed. In North Wales, at many of tbe farmers,' Blackberry tarts are the only ones you ...

... husband : Take some of it home with you. An Irishman was recently asked if he had ever eetn a red blackberry. To be sure I have, said Pat, all blackberries are red when they are green ! An Indiana statesman is indignant at the Go- vernment for taking ...

... ? , Ducks, ea.h Fowls, each ' ' Geesse, per lb ' Chickens, each ' Onions, pickling per lb ?? „:, ; Celery, per stick [ Blackberries, per quart ?? „ ,7 .Mushroom^, per lb • ?? Honey in comb, per lb Hares, each Soles, per ib ■ ?? Flukes, per lb ' ' ...

... blessed Marsh Estate, the only estate in the whole world as ever I had an interest in. Ay, and bless its plantations, its blackberries, and its rushes and all. Marty's the sly run I have had across it from Marsh to Milking Sty. when I was a boy five and ...

... 6 IPoung potatoes, ptr lb 0 0 to 0 1 Mushrooms, per lb 0 3 to 0 6 ttatnjons, per quart 0 0 to 0 4 iPlums, „ 0 2. to 0 0 Blackberries, per quart 0 3 to 0 0 -.iderberries. „ 0 3 to 0 0 JS-u-ns, per lb ?? 0 1 to 0 0 CORN MARKETS. BAR ROW-IN -FURNE8S, Saturday— ...

... md nsroed by ih • fato John F. Wood ; and lastly a selling of my own, being a cross bo: wean the Fast It and an American Blackberry, the fruit of which I sunmitted to the C ...

... of white asters. Th..* upper and lower part of the pulpit was decorated with wreaths of flowers, and eiosv audferu Lavs, blackberries, elderberries, heads of wheat and corn, the whole being artistically dis- posed, and presenting an attractive appearance ...

... Fowls, each ?? ?? Geesse, per Ib Chickens, each ?? Onions, pickling, per quart ?? ?? „ Onions, per lb Celery, per stick Blackberries, per quart Al usbrcoms, per lb ?? Honey in comb, per Ib 1 ?? Hares, each Soles, per ib Flukes, per lb ?? „ .> Tuibot, her ...

... Winter End House, consisting of 7a. 2r. 34p., was sold to Mr. [latch, of Lancaster, for £630. Lot 19. —A farm house called Blackberry Hall, with barn, stable, shippon, and garden, near Hale Carr Lane, with a portion of a meadow at the extremity of lugham ...

... purposes, owing to their being easily worked, and ol great dura- bility. Wild fruits consist of blackberry and dewbeny— something like bat mnch larger tban our blackberry — which in the summer time form the largest portion of the negro's food when not in work ...

... ? „ ChickeDs, each , ; i» il Onions, pickling, per quart ?? „;' - - Onions, per Ib -; '• i , Celery, per stick . ' ' Blackberries, per quart Honey in comb, per lb , Hares, each j Soles, per ib ?? ; J ' Flukes, Der lb. ?? Turbot,per lb ?? - - j : Brills ...

... with all of them, and the woman a genius who strikes out a new way to get the ter of them. £ two gentlemen were passing a blackberry eh while the fruit was unripe, one of them nted to the berries and said, ' Isn't it odd that one should call those red things ...