... pears, is to 55 per dozen; common sorts, 4s to 6s per sieve ; peaches, 12s to 21s per dozen; damsons, ad; sloes, 4d; and blackberries, 4d per quart; pomegranates, 6s to 125; and bananas, 25 per dozen; oranges, to 12s; and lemons, Se to 12s per 100; filberts ...

... foreign, 81. to 2a. per lb. West India ditto, ls. to ss. per dozen ; co peaches, l'2.i. to 21s. pel . 6d. ; sloes, 4d. ; and blackberries, 4d. per quart ; pomegranates, os. to 12s. ; and bananas, 2s. per ?? ; • to 12s. per 100 ; filberts i, ls. to 2s. per 100 ...

... bristling with the nanus of irehbishops, bishops, peers, and cabinet ministers, and Members of parliament as plentiful as blackberries, but Caere were two considerations which helped to reassure them. die first was that 1 c ar ay was to a great extent an ...

... cabbage; 2nd mon 1 white potistoes. Mr Riohanlson let kitchen apples, Mr Cornfield let white kidney potato,. Mr Beldam blackberries. G. Billinghurst 2n4 cabbage; 2nd turnip.. Mr H. Pointer 2nd onions ; lot aavoya ; lot tel cabbie •e. Ind cot blooma c ...

... bishops, dukes and marquises, lords and Cabinet ministers, and right honourables and members of Parliament as plentiful as blackberries. (Laughter.) But there are two considerations that help to reassure us a little. First of all, their army is, to a large ...

... ; but the compound terms are easily remembered when once actually brought home to the mind. The flower of the bramble or blackberry is a common flower, but singularly suggestive. The calyx is composed of coherent sepals (gamosopahms); the corolla is regular ...

... useful warning to the careless swimmer we may mention Medusa and her Locks, a story of the poisonous Cyanea cafillata, and a Blackberry Bush in Autumn, as a pleasant sketch of one of these common objects of the hedgerow, from which so much may be learnt had ...

... warning to the careless swimmer we may mention Medusa and her Locks, a story of the poisonous Cyanea, capillata, and a Blackberry Bush in Autumn, as a pleasant sketch of one of these common objects of the hedgerow, from which so much may be learnt had ...

... are dead. In extracts from the American press, quoted in to-day's COSMOPOLITAN, our readers will find reasons plenty as blackberries for this great, radical, and overwhelming change in public sentiment. The grand total of Congressional change may be stated ...

... Timb‘ictoo, 6 Tom nt. 6 yrs I Cannock Oahe, 6 yrs Hereon*, aged bite, 4 yrs Bayeux. 4 Yrs Miss Labe, 6 yrs Viscount, 5 yrs Blackberry, 5 yrs by Was:doge out of 'lt- Boman Bee, 6 yrs I Diamond, aged ISt, 4 yrs King Cole, aged Tnyra, 4 yrs Mrs Mayan, 4 yrs ...

... ? 6 Henurgam. S ?? . Is ?? fite ?? 4CannoekChass 6 Miss Lottie ?? S Viscount (hb).6Baycux ?? 4 Mire. ?? 4 Roman ?? 6 Blackberry . 0 fby WVautage- lhing Cole ?? a ?? a ?? ?? a ?? 4 SCRATCHINGS. HANDICAsP PLATICn.-TriCmtria. SsLINGem Nunoras.-Mark Over ...

... (Mr, Berners), Mite (Mr. Thomas), Viscount (Owner), Resurgam mare (Mr. Darby), Cannock Chase (Mr. keats), Bayeux (Ryan), Blackberry (Mr. Coventry), also ran, Betting—s to 2 agst Revenge, 5 to 1 agst Thyra, 10 to 1 each agst Mite and Cartriige, Fine race ...