... Bishopsi,Dukes, and Ma~rquises, and lords, ?? Ministers, and Right Holnourables, and Memibers of Parliament as plentiful as blackberries. (Laughter.) But there were two considerations which 3helped to reassure them a. little, and dirst of all, their asmy was ...

... u5s., pigeons I's. 3d. to is. 60. per conuile ; dressed geese 100. to Is. por Jig. ; Onions Is.G3d. tolsc.80. per stone ,blackberries 4d. to 60. per quart; apples is. lid, to 2g. Cd., pnsrgs Is. fiti. to 4s. per ctene;~ Ilirelies 710. to 9d., bane 9d. to ...

... stone; peara la to la 64 per stone; plums 2s. Bd. to 3s per stone ; do., Victorias 64 to per stone; mushrooms Id. per lb.; blackberries 3d. id, per quart. HELMSLEk, Friday.-Gooseberries 2s per stone: 2s. per stone 3d. to per stone: nluma 2a: da, V to 3s 6 ...

... Private 5 sore each for starters, with 50 12st lib, six and aged I2at lib ; Peter Simple, Lady Napier, 6 Luck's All, aged Blackberry, Sea Robber, Marmora, 6 La Belle, Panoplite, 6 yrs The King, yre Forest! WELTER HA.NDICA Bine Bock 4 Dart HI Blue Beard ...

... per stone; kidneys, 3d. to lOd. OTLEY, Friday.—Potatoea 7a 6d. per load; apples, Gd. to 2a 2d. per stone; 2s. per stone: blackberries 3)d, to per quart; Is. to la Id. per stone; mushrooms. 4d. to sd. per lb. HAY AND BTBAW MARKET. LEEDB, Friday.—Hay. do ...

... of Mr. T. Killingbeck tailor, Duke-street. She got on the railway cutting near Springwood tunnel, on Monday, to get some blackberries, fell down and was silled. Verdict, Accidental death. On Thursday aD inquest was held at the Rising Sun, Marsden, relative ...

... to la. 6d. per stone: Victoria plums, V. 6d. 3s. 6 ...

... stone; Victoria plums fid. per stone ; magnum bonum. to 3s. fid.; 2s 3d. to 3s. per stone; mushrooms 3d. to 4d. per lb,; blackberries to Id. per quart; aprioots to Is Id. per score. HELMS LEY, Friday.—Apples Is 4d. 9d. per stone; pears 3d. to 3s per stone; ...

... TI'le comn- plasinant, wsho appeared to he very veak, said onl the previous Wednesday afternoonbeo wasia a field gaethering blackberries from the hedge, wvhen th~e prisoner camo l unp, aud;lsid claim to the bliuikberriea be had gathered. Complainant peat them ...

... .laue, wea s asked for a reason for his .k repl ied Ftatlstaff, ?? Give you a on ' ,t,,llusion ! If reasons were as bs blackberries, I would give no u lan e ?? ioll.i If le had hdone so, ' b wold woul ubtless have concluded that ;il;sii~' op Ljxoi.cox ...

... Mr J. Jessop's Roman Bee, 6yra Mr Willouahby 1 12 (in 7tt> ex) Mr S. Davis' Despair, 5m.. Holman 11 0 Captain Stirling's Blackberry. syrs.Hon. E. 3 13 Abcrcrorobie's Plough Lad, aged W. Daniels 11 0 Mr T. J. Garrett's Ensign. Cyrs. ~.R. Qillet 11 0 ...

... of £2O most the nominees are unknown fame, and hare only read or heard Lucellum, Fashionable, Timbuctoo, Lady Talbot, and Blackberry likely win, and these FASHIONABLE will be ridden by Crawshaw. Fighting shy of the local races, I shall award the Town Steeple ...