... Is to Os lemons 1. 64 to mi per dozen, hoihouse grapeo 64 to 7s, and common and foreign ditto tad to 2s Od per lb. Is, blackberries 8.1, and crab apples id per quart, elderberries 3s to to per sieve, Kentish cobnuts and filberts Is to Is 34, Sapncala ...

... roses, •« ntermixed with corns ferns and fine blooms of lurrounding top, whilst the panels were traced* •orn, fl iwere, blackberries, acorns, crabe, Ac. >f the font was adorned with bunches corn, e»te« moss ; in the basin was a floating flora* Altogether ...

... its broad black ribbon, that all the family—servants inclusive--had gone sonic half-a-dozen miles out of the place on a blackberry excursion. and had installed him —who couldn't possibly be coaxed to accompany them —as housekeeper. He had run away from ...

... s oat of the it that I would ; and that's what I call troe love s Put him off pouhrd Bombe; 'so. indeed is place on a blackberry ewariou, sad had installed him And so do I. said Albert, giving each of the provoking enough, but one beau is better than ...

... misting imps a boy Meowed port:nester% sea a beat. dot.- tend b 0.. Bombe wa• right—Ma MUM the (lb esetiasol) EMIiIAB BLACKBERRYING. Woof a weeder, golden August day it was ! Jam a owe as make. us involuntarily step amide from erwebing the worm in our ...

... portmanteau, end a little shat' tered bandbox. Rosalie was right—Mrs. Kantwell entered the room. (To be continued.) EMMA'S BLACKBERRYING. ...

... As broad black ribbon, that all the family—tervants in= • cluave--hai gone some half-a-dozen teilee out of the place on a blackberry excursion, and had installed him —who couldn't possttly be coaxed to accotnpany them —ns housekeeper. He had run away from ...

... smiling. What do you suits es made her give her head such a knowing, coquettish toss ? Welly! N-e-1-1-y ! he en in the blackberry field about as hour. Straying away from her sister, she had got bewildered among the tall, bri.kry bushes, and, fearful ...

... to be taken. The damage done was, perhaps, trilling, and there was little Mum in simply gathering mushrooms or picking blackberries; but, if be wanted to go shootine in his fields, a dozen or more pentane were to be found there, and the consequence was ...

... train I was nesrinz Ch;pping Norton on Thur.day last, a poor woman named Mra. Burnham, who is very deaf, and had been out blackberrying, attempted to crows the line, and I not perceiving that the train was near her, it being ,lust at the curve of the near ...

... had bees left opus by the or iaadvertaeies a other person ? At the present mama the Gelds are infested by people_ is mane blackberries, and perms boll raged agd . ll:l= in seards of paw, ead ia tie event el the sham bolas act free by asp them a model set ...

... bad, in the early part of the afternoon of the day in question, proceeded along the railway for the purpose of procuring blackberries growing in some fields adjacent to the line. After staying some time , all left the field together, but Mrs. Busnham, anxious ...