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... dd per lb.; Victoria plums, 3d to Gd per lb.; damesons, Gd per 11).; pears, 00 to 3d per lb. ; onions, ia par' stone ; blackberries, Gid per qn int HIALTN'r, GATUDAnar.-Bntter, Is 70 per lb.; eg':s, 11 tD e d ach; foTURls, e5 f Gd toti G10.dper couple; ...
... to is per lb.; cauliflowers, Gd to 4d each ; apples, Is Gd to 2e per stone; pears Gd to d p)0 lb.; onions, is Per stone; blackberries, Gd per quart. RcIonDoa~, SArurDnA'z..uttar, 2s 4d to Ga Gd per roll of GO1 os.; egga-Euglisb, 0 for is;- foreign, 12 for ...
... Gd to Sea per lbs.; Victoria plums, Gd to d pear lb.; dam nacs Gd per lb.e; pears, 2d to Gd per lb., o ions, 1s p stone; blackberries, Gd per auart. RtrolrcoNn, SATrsDAY.-Butter, Se to 2e 4d par roll of 24 cz.; eggs-English, ยข for is; foreign, 14 for ls;- ...
... planes and three chisels from the farmstead Chpr. Tatter- sall, Livesey, in Augast.-One month's imprisonment.- Gathering Blackberry at Longridge.-Betty Wilcock, Jane Cattley, Ann Poole, John Hodeon, and James Gornall were found guilty of trespassing and ...
... each; apples, 2s per stone; plums, Sd per lb. ; Victoria plrus. d per lb.; pears, Gd to 4d per lb.,- onions, is per stone; blackberries, Gd per quart. t WaEST HARTLrEPOO, SATRucDAY.-Beef, from Gd to fC ?? per lb.; mutton, from Gd to lid perlb.; fresh eggs ...
... itent- on tnain4g A fortune out of John Buft young family by the- deapatch of dried blackberrih to tho Londoi market ! The blackberries, after being picked in the -tumrr and dried- in ovens on wicker frames, are sold to con. twet4ao gho s#ip .them immedjately ...
... quest. On another occasiou, he eluded the vigilance of his parents about midnight, and went a long distance in search of blackberry bushes. His parents, who now reside in lRossendale, afterwards came to live in Shepherd-Ptreet, Bury, and there, on one ...
... trioe kind, and the latter the English Cranberry, os a variety ovith smniler leaves. J'hey were all at one time callie blackberries,' hence the origin of the latter name which yous refer to. CTCLAMIL:KS.-X. Y. P.-So soon ns theyhave donebloom- iug remove ...
... of nicknames, Christian names admitting of but a limited choice in the country, and Jacks and Dicks abounding like the blackberries. Hence a system of prefixes obtains, as it used to do in the Borders with such a name as Armstrong, its possessors having ...
... Februairy 24th or 25th, 1876, bavior ?? house, St. Mary's-street, up to ,that time, n hnemlf ?? y Mr.' Guy:. When they liveina Blackberry -terrace, in December, 1875, ahe came and tl him, after a visit to Portsmouth,' that she had found e 01 first husband was ...
... Indieunrs, in trircered with the same and tulle; train and corsage of biae as setin brocade, ornamented with fine old lace and blackberry is, fruit and blossom. Headdrees, plume and lappets ; oroa 18 he meot8,pearls and diamonds. di n-I LADY CLINTON.-A train ...
... and most precious gifts on its bosom. an lieutenant CxsaRzom tells us of picking wild nut- Ec E megs, as though they were blackberries, and there is E no choice and costly luxury in our markets that the N rich soil and magnificent climate of Africa would ...