... BLACKBERRIES AND CAB FARES. Sir, —Observing in your last impression tho watchful care and vigilance of the Town Council, as exemplified in their discussion the blackberry question, would you allow mo, through tho medium of your paper, to call their attention ...

... provisional cheques, when these are needed. Tha toll-collector of the borough demands and receives a tax on baskets of blackberries. Mr. Norton, a coun- cillor, on behalf of the poor, protests against the impost. Heavy weather has prevailed here this ...

... tho Albert-pier. The wharf slipway is also to be constructed. Mr. Norton again complained of tho illegal and unjust tax blackberries, and on the impost on stalls outside Mr. Mitchell’s, the draper. It was such a robbery that the question had better referred ...