... soup, shoot it down, order chicken and ham, give it the run of his teeth as it new. in bits into his mouth, would snap up a blackberry tart, pay his money and be off. One of the most notable instances of smartness given by Mr. Macrae is the story of a young ...

... couple. STOCKTON, June 29.— Foreign potatoes, 5s 9d per basket, £5 10a per aeon ; gooaeberries, la to Is fld per atone ; blackberries, 4s per keg ; cherries, 8a fid per basket ; green peaa, Ib 2d per peck; cucumbers, 2a 3d per doz. ; straw- berries, 8d ...

... and due sense of sacred decrees by which the fowls of the the fishes in the streams, the mushrooms meadows, and the very blackberries r hedgerows arb stamped private property, & necessary, now and then, to make example of ; and one of these is Samuel ...

... per basket, £l ITs. Gd. per ?? kidneys 2s. por score lbs., gooseberriesls. per stone, cherries as. to 4s. per basket, blackberries 38. per leg, groen Peas 5d, per peak, ouclimberh 2s. per doz., raspberries Id. to 8d., strawberries 5d. to Gd. per lb, ...

... ! Fourteen! I ex —how lovely! I stopped short and blushed, yheart had spoken. But bow--I stopped again. The old blackberry-woman answered me with tears and smiles. What a deep, rich, loving heart was covered out of sight in her spaalid life It ...

... 4s., red currants 2s. 4d., black do. 35. 0d. to 3s, Dd., blc;k plums 5o. Od., apricots e, greengages, 8s.6d. per bashet; blackberries Is. Dd. per keg; onions Gs, 0d., green peas Ed. Cd per bag; strawberries 6d. to 04., rasps 0d. per lb.; cucum ors Is. Pd ...

... gniters are continually met with on the cliff and on the sands, while the inferior orders of clerey swarm plentiful us blackberries in Sussex hedges. Some of the cloth being off duty, endeavour to disguise (heir calling by the assumption of mufti, consisting ...

... with bis right hand. Sophia Wilson and another Uttte girl were stood by. As witness passed defendant said, Go and get some blackberries. yon little d *• at the same time putting Skinner out of hie anna Witness went on, but seeing Hr. Fovlston, who was stood ...

... gaiters are continually met with on the cliff and on the eands, while the inferior orders of clergy swarm plenti- fal as blackberries in Sussex hedges. Some of the cloth being off duty, endeavour to dieguise their calling by the of mufti, consisting of ...

... tastefully exhibited. We never saw the wild fruit in better taste, especially that of W. Gray, consisting of ciubs, nuts, blackberries, sloes, mountain ash, wild gooseberries, raspberries, &c. G. Cooper's large design of cut flowers received much commendation ...

... Kamadei.’s mother declared that her son never been tho wood, but Hothery stated that had, for tb»* purpose of gather ing blackberries. —The Bench cautioned the hoy* end their parents, and, under the rirciin»»t«noes, only imposed the nominal fine of la penally ...

... lat.'. mother deeland that her eon had never been in the wood, but Kotbery stated that he had, for the purpo of gathering blackberries.—The Bench caution.l the boys and their parents, arid, under the cireonwtune-e. only impeeen the nominal fine of Is. pettelty ...