... without employment for fifteen weeks, and has endeavoured lately to scrape a few pence together by gathering mushrooms and blackberries for sale. These had been fairly respectable working people, and they absolutely sold everything saleable before they would ...

... Hoyland. Caution to Blackberry Gatherers.— Elizabeth King, a girl living at Whittington Moor, was sum- moned for damaging a fence, the property of Mr. T. 1. Kobinson, farmer. It was proved that the defen- dant was gathering blackberries on the complainant's ...

... full-dress bonnets those are placed en panache, curving gracefully, and have a most distingue appearance. Fruits, eßpedally blackberries of all shades, are much worn; the little grains that enliven the hedges and fanoy grasses are also greatly ln favour for ...

... Bertha Russell: For a drawing In outline of flowers and foliage from nature. Miss Florence Short: For a shaded drawing of the blackberry from the cast. Miss Ellen Wreaks : For a group of still life painted water-colours from nature. Henry Archer : For designing ...

... nuts, 3s 4s per dozen; new filberts, 4d to 8d per lb; new walnuts, 2s fid to 3s fid per stone;celery,2s to 3s per dozen; blackberries, 3d to per lb, 3s 4s per stone, beetroot, Is per dozen; pine apples, 5s to 10s each; new oranges, to per dozen, 15s to ...

... to » soys each. Two miles. J. Jessop's Roman Bee, yrs, 12st _ ..Mj Mr S. Davis' Despair, 5 yrs, 12st . Capt. Stirling's Blackberry yrs. list Hon. Mr Abercombie's Ploughlad, aged, 13st Mr 8. J. Garrett's Ensign, 6 yrs, list .. _ ** Mr J. Purvis' Cannock ...

... kidney beans, Is per peck; vegetable marrows, 2s to 0s per dozen; new walnuts, 2s to 3s per stone; celery, 2s 3s per dozen; blackberries, to per lb, 3s to per stone; beetroot, Is per dozen; pine apples, 5s to 10s each; new oranges, to 8d per dozen, 15s to ...

... sow the deceased woman and fccr two cbii lrca passing along the canal bank Wednesday morning. The v.-onau wasgathering blackberries-. They on, ar. i did not see them again until their holies had been recovered from the water. Joseph Riplcr, of FiJI strocl ...

... with her parents at Attercliffe, said last lljursday morning she went to Tinsley wood with some ot ncr companions to pick blackberries. After they had been the wood some time the prisoner, accompanied by two dogs, came to them and ordered them away. The ...

... MrHatha-av . Also ran ■. Cartridge, Mrs Maynell, May Flower, Tom Tit Mite, Viscount, Resurgam mare, Cannock Chase, Bayeux! Blackberry, and Thyra. Betting: sto 2 agst Revenee, sto 1 Thyra, 10 to 1 Cart- ridge, and 12 to 1 others.— Won by a head. ...

... readiness to try his hand on the horn of plenty. Jean Paul says we should be as little ashamed of innoceet joys as of blackberries, although after the enjoyment they leave a black stain on the month. An agricultural contemporary has observed that, i ...

... vegetable marrows, to each; red pickling cabbages, 4d to 6d each; apples, Is to 2b per stone; pears, 2s; plums, 4s to ss; blackberries, 4s to 4s (!d; carrots and turnips, per stone ; encumbers, to 6d each: green onions, 16 bunches for 6d. LONDON PROVISION ...