... of 20 per cent., or the alternative of a lock-out. Irishman was once asked if had ever seen red blackberry. To be sore I have, said Pat; all blackberries are red when they are green ! The anticipations of disaster from Saturday's tides in the Thames ...

... witness was yovmg man named Tom Mitchell, miner, who appears was m field Saturday last where the mine shaft is, picking blackberries, and looking down the shaft, saw what he thought paper parcel, but he said nothing about it anybody. Richard'Ford, farm ...

... is, pears, to fid, per dozen; grapes. Is fid per lb.; apples. - fid per tub; walnuts, 2« per lot; a, (•» Is per dozen; blackberries, per quart-; turnips. Id bunch Kent cobs, Is fid per celery, 3*l head; pieklutg cabbages, 2d each; walnuts, fid per hundred ...

... your conversation. opponent with reason, not with noise.— Sir M. Mait. Irishman was once asked if he had ever seen a red blackberry. To sure I have, said Pat; all black- Jte?riea are red when they are green ! Under the head broken American paper ...

... in preaching the Gospel, and to suffer great hardships. Ia one place was recorded Wesley, with peculiar satisfaction, blackberries were plentiful. Things bad changed since then, if judged only by very splendid hospitality with which they were received ...

... pears. to Is fid. per dozen; grapes. Is 6.1 per lb.; apples. Is fid per tub; walnuts. per 100; oranges, to Is per dozen; blackberries, 2d per quart. THE AMERICAN WHEAT CROP. The Agricultural Department reports that the wheat crop of the present year is ...

... young man named Tom Mitchell, a miner, who, it appears, was in the field on Saturday last where the mine 6haft is, picking blackberries, and lookiug down the shaft, saw what he thought was a paper parcel, but said nothing about anybody. Richard Ford, a farm ...

... petrs, -Id t.» is •: I, per dozen ; -s. Ud per lb.; apples. per tub ; Wdluu’-. 2s per i; oramj**-*. Pd to Is per dozen; blackberries. _• I ;> mart; turnips. Id buuch Kent cobs. Isdd per 100; celery, lhai: picklmtr cabbaff-s. 2d each; walnuts, »:d per hundred; ...

... spots in Cornwall at which he can recal special events tbe early history of Methodism. At St. Ives Wesley and Nelson ate blackberries to satisfy their hunger, SDd received natute's hospitality when destitute of any other ; Wesley Rock, near onr founder ...

... different ages, or to settle disputed .dates. Ctesar found in Britain the Apple, Hazel, Elder, Bullace, Sloe, Raspberry, and Blackberry; and his successors left us the Vine Cherry, Peach, Pear, MulberrT, Fig, Denison, Medlar, Walnut, &c. In all probability ...

... brown leaves, pale blue trimmed with pink may, almond faille trim- med with lilies of the valley, pink trimmed with small blackberries and shaded leaves, are all charming. The black capotes are usually trimmed with blaok jet leaves mixed with jet oats, and ...

... century, I have never known such dull week that which has just passed by. Sellers on the market have been plentiful as blackberries in the height of the season, and scarcely single buyer has appeared in the market, except for single share or to close ...