... bananas, 2d to od ; shaddocks, 3s. ; porneloes, Ib. ; melons, 2s. to SS. each ; tomatoes, 25. ; chillies, 4d. per dozen ; blackberries, Sd. : sloes, 4d. por pint ; choice plums and gieen- gages, ls. per basket ; oranges. 2s. to ?-s. ; lemons, ls. to 2a ; ...

... | has held the office before. Statesmen are certainly | with consulerable respoasbility of an in r, had not as rife es blackberries whea Mr Graat Daff may | kind. The little Bandora ought to great be held as the of them. Qn the other ; in the important ...

... per dozen; bananas, 2d to 6d ; shaddocks, 3s; pomeloes, is; melons, 2s to ss. each; tomatoes, 2s ; chillies, 4.1 dozen; blackberries, 31 ; sloes, 4d per pint; choice plums and greengages, is per basket; oranges, 2s to 3s; lemons. is to 2s; limes, Is 6d ...

... up pretty well, and at every turn one met X some well-known face. Bishops from all parts of the world are as common as blackberries, and . deans, archdeacons, and canonsliterally swarm. Mackonochie and Maguire; the Bishop of Car- lisle, the Earls of Harrowby ...

... into working order it pro- duced 15 excellent trials, when a move was made to Sloper's Down, where hares lay as thick as blackberries, the card being run through once at the early hour of half-past four, during which time lorty courses were decided. Including ...

... Homer for defendant pleaded not guilty The complainant said that on the named defendant came out of one of his fields with blackberries He (complainant) up to him said “John those are berries you know I them will have them” said he would uot give up be ( ...

... by a labourer, of the name of William Whitebread, who, in company with a youth of the name of James Dicks, was gathering blackberries, their attention being called to the pond by seeing a hat and leather aprou lying close by. The body was got out, and conveyed ...

... fct her aifiter Alice stay so long ? e flles and dragon flies all ready to be here f red8 My-chaina to weave, there are blackberries 10 taste ; u pla y about the meadows for a whUe „ w linger, linger, linger at the stile 1 • simple-witted mite,, »honldHarrvt^ ...

... half-crown and a shilling. Unfortunately for the consistency of the story, the girl was seen by a butcher-boy—who was picking blackberries —and a grocer, driving past in his cart, to be quietly talking with the gipsies, as if they were telling her fortune. The ...

... efficient School Board and ational School Teachers fall very far short of the demand, while governesses are as plentiful as blackberries —and almost as little appreciated. ...

... half-crown and a shilling. Unfortunately for the consistency ot the story, the girl was seen by buidier boy, who was picking blackberries, and grocer, driving past in his cart, to be quie.ly talking to 1 10 gipsies, us if they were tellm :er fortune. The magistrate ...

... ly, with'a Of metes, tht sheafs being fastened with a band of red berries, together with wreathings, top hops, oats, ' blackberries, See. The reading desk was also similarly decorated, while the ledtttte-wa* -entlfccled with hops. The bad tracing* laurel ...