... ; cauliflowers 2d to each ; French beans, per lb. Apples, 6d to per peck ; pears, nenr.y plums, 3 penny ; d per quart; blackberries ; grapes, per lb. Sundries—Foreign bacon, per lb. Bread, the 4lbs. Cheese, raw milk, 8d to ncr lb. skim milk, 4d to 5d ...

... velours Indienne, trimmed with the same and tulle ; train and e»: e of blue «atin brocade, orna- mented with fine old lace and blackberry fruit and blossem. Headdress, plume and lappets ; ornaments, pearls and diamonds. Lady Clinton.—A train and corsage ‘of ...

... 2d to 3d each ; French beans, per lb. Apples, to 8d per peck ; pears, sa penny ; plums, 3 penny; ...

... d throughout with sheaves and ears of wheat, oats, and barley, with ivy,mo*s,ferns, roses, pendant fuchsias, sprays of blackberries, red berries of the mountain ash, &c, &o. The pulpit, the altar rails, and the font were very artistically adorned. Rich ...

... upon the effect of colour of uniform a distance, saying that grey looked like pearls, red like red berries, and black like blackberries, and concluded saying to the invisibility of the men a distance, the colours named possessed equal merit. The thea put ...

... rushes in the bottoms. The blackberries referred were probably black cherries, or Devonshire mazzards, which are generally retailed about the price mentioned. Tbe idea of country people paying 4d a pound for blackberries in a place where they could ...

... lady isanxionu for him to write verses on her poodle; the blessed sun of heasven turns a micher indeed, -'and eats o blackberries. Another lady is at first very friendly ; then there e comes a quarrel. Burne's ?? are unaccepted, and he .writei versee ...