... about blackberries. Some persons think them of no account, and I have heard thoso who called them horrid things. But there are others, and my humble pen is with them, who opine that blackberries, good blackberries — for there are blackberries and b ...

... pears, to di. per dozen ; common sorts, % 44. to On. ; plants, 43.; and damsons, U. to fa. per slis:n; mulberries, ed. ; blackberries, per pint ; bothouse grapes, ;A to 7a. ; forcitos ditto, Is to per lb.; English lea , Te. 41. to 190. West la to Si. each; ...

... brandy paper and bladder. Blackberry jolly prepared as shove r quite as good as denims ; all the delicious flavour of the fruit is preserved mod the whole ei tho pipa are got rid of—so large and disagreeable an in gredient in blackberry puddings and jams in ...

... I'd, to Is 6.1. per : dessert apples and peers, s. to 6s. doom : and e sorts, ft fhb to is. per sieve ; danitobs. 64. ; blackberries. ; and aloes, lid per quart ; plums, la per basket • pomegranates to ea-h; hnuana. It to ; pontekst a is. to ; &haddocks ...

... ; Land and V\ . ■tins Lilo — Muimora: Era —Merlin or Northern Light. >n Military HUXT Cur.— Sportsman —Blackberry ; T.ra -- Blackberry or Darter. O/BN St__i Sportsman— His Lordship : Belle .■tt- -M aster Mow- i 'rinK Piid- ; Land aud Water— ...

... admit of no improremett, are both present in choice specimens of their skill. Apple Blossomy, I; Hutt, and Gathering Blackberries, by Cox, ale we rks which well express the gellill2 which distinguished these two gifted painters. A mash i piece, by ...

... admit of no improvement, are both present in choice specimens of their skill. Apple Blossoms, by Hunt, and Gathering Blackberries, by Cox, are works which well express the genius which distinguished these two gifted painters. A masterpiece, by Louis ...

... llto denten. 9.1. to is. per ;Ver doosa alu le Is. per ! h i n n a b der a el t are 1 , •.1 e . 10144 ti. per hundred; blackberries, to ad. per t a t COAL/S.—The for coals continued %dire today. Best at last prices, and maids at ata Of ton. No Hartley* ...

... Dowse, a marvellous arraegement in firth colour and arty, on I the subject La Princesse des Pays la Percelaine ; Blackberry Gathering, by the late G. Massa, A.K.A., a bold and vigorous work; Michaelmas, by P. It. Morris, a good instance of the ...

... Downe, a marvellous arrangement in flesh colour and grey, on the subject « La Princeese dcs Pays de la Porcelaine ; Blackberry (fathering, by the late G. Mason, ?? a bold and vigorous work ; Michaelmas, by 1 . K. Morns, a good instance of the elevation ...

... had been Cut with some ether el tildren blackberrying. Frederkk Shed, aged 11 years, said he teak his llttle mother out in chaise with him to gather black berries, admitted giving the deceased some blackberries and hawgaws in his chaise. Dr. Steele sold ...

... previously, and had been Gut with sone ether children blackberrying. Frederick Shed, aged ll years, he took his little brother out in his chaise with Mtn to gather black and admitted giving the some blackberries and hawpws in his chaise. Dr. Steele said he made ...