... lEuglUh), 3a. per aarrots and turnip*, for Is.; green unions, hunches for Ift: English plums. 6s. to la. per ttoue 161b.; blackberries, 3ft per atone: foreign wineeour pluma, 7s. to per basket of two stones; J-Yeuch duchess pear*. 6ft to IQs. per bot; pickling ...

... Belle. 5 yrs The Ruffian, 5 yrs Toy, 4 yrs (late Drounesse', I Chameleon. yrs •Saracen, 5 yrs I *Helder, 5 Cceiine. 5 yrs I Blackberry. 4 yrs Pearlfinder, 5 yrs Nancy. 5 yrs •Tormentor. 5 yre ( ’Plonghboy (late Tempest), Johnny, yrs ’Romaney. *5 yrs Clarence ...

... Ellen Street, Preston, died through poisoning. On Sunday afternoon she was out at Fullwood with several companions picking blackberries to take home, when they came across number of bright red berries. She ate some, evidently in mistake for hawthorn berries ...

... apples, 2a. 2s. 6d. per stone; pea»s, 2s. 2a. 3d. per stone; onions, lid. la Id. per stone; musinrooms. 4d. to sd. lb.; blackberries, Id. sd. per quart; elduberries, to 4id. per quart; plums. 3s. to sc, fi(U :J per st( ne, , BfPLEV, Friday.—Potatoes, 9d ...

... —Potatoea 9s. to 9s. 6d. per load: apples 2s. to 2s. 6d. per stone; peara 2a 6d. to 3s 6d. per stone; plums, to 4s. per stone: blackberries, 3d. to 4d. per quart. MANCHESTER. Thursday - Potatoes: First-claaa 11a to 14a per 262!b.: second class Bs. to 10a; third ...

... grouse. to 4a.; partridge* %. fid. 3a. team: trout, I*. 3d.: hooey, run. 2d. lid.; flitchea 3d. 9H-1 Hid. to per tt>.: blackberries, 3d. per quart; nroahroom* 6d. per tt>.; plum* 2a 6d. per stone. LEYBURN, Friday.—Butter was a little scaroer than heretofore ...

... per score ; 2«. to 2s. 2d. per stone; pearo, 2s to 2s. fid. per stone; itid to Is. per stone ; mushrooms, 3id. per tt> ; blackberries, Id. to sd. per quart; plums, 2s. 6d. 3?. per stone ; apricot*. 10d. per dozen. LEYBURN, Friday.—Plentiful of potatoea ...

... load; applea 6d. per atone; peara Gd. 2a per stone; oniona Bd. to 9d. per stone: 6d. to 6d.; Victorias 2s. 3d. 2s. 6d.; blackberries, 3d. to 3i ...

... the turkeys at Etfoo were the only good turkeys in that the chickens outnumbered the fleas, and the sheep were plentiful blackberries at home in September; that ivas only five or six miles distant; and, lastly, tliat Achmet's children had the small pox ...

... art. The large farmers Yorkshire and Lincolnshire are here, and yeomanry freeholder* and country ■quires are plentiful blackberries. The clergy affect May as their trysting month in town; they want money, and spenders are then town; but the gentlemen ...

... aged Signal, 6 yrs j ‘Helder, 5 yre Eruption, aged | Vivien, aged—h b Sybarite. yre | Harbinger, aged 'Berserker, aged I Blackberry, 4 yrs La Belle, 5 yrs I Nancy, 5 yra The remainder have paid. ORDER OF RUNNING FOR THIS DAY. Maiden Steeple Chase 12 30 ...

... 4s 4s 6d - partridges 2s to 3s per brace; trout. Is. Is ho'neyVrunVld. to lid.; flitches 3d. to 9Jd.; bams to lid. per blackberries 3d. per quart. LONDON, Friday.—There has been moderate supply of meat sale. The trade has.been dull, follows:—Per Btb. ...