... ereProe of Mr. Howard. but teed. la felt to be on a Russians were killed near Tchomnyartk. Numerous sixteen weeks. - white blackberries. Their flavour is stated to be me no eariocia change, 'llO CLAM a-For the best built chest rick. -CI to Mr has -° . • ...

... Algeria a land of plenty. In the fields near the village of Jemapes, on the road to Bone, game of all kinds is as plenty as blackberries on the English hedges. Shooting; in Algeria is hampered with none of the vexatious restrictions applied to such an extent ...

... QUEEN Bk:E, Bay Mare, years, thoroughbred. sui t able fast, up to stone, and likely to steeplechase, suitable for a lady. BLACKBERRY, Black Ilare,s yawn, by Young Touchstone, broken to carry a ladg, it a good covert hacE. and womises to make • good hunter ...

... 0c gOOc ; 241 b, g 4 50otog0 oc. Pine Apples—2 tb, 60c to gl 65c. Chemes—Red gl life to gl 30c, white g 2 0c to 2 260. Blackberries—gl 15c to gl 25c. -g3*oe* *** 300 10 ♦ 1 W*. preserved g 2 60c 20e to gl 75c, Bartlett g 2 0c to g 2 60c. gl 40c to gl ...

... of Illylands Park, Cbelmeford, writes that • bramble buah has been discovered in that neighbourhood, which bore white blackberries. Their flavour is stated W be ' Tex Cols num.—Harvest being generally speaking, over the Mae* Lane), •B that is wanted ...

... to Oc ; 2* tb, $4 500 to 76c. Pine Apples—2 tb, 11 60c to $1 66c. Cherries—Red $1 100 to $1 30c, white $2 0c to $2 260. Blackberries —11 16c to $1 26c. Strawberries —$1 300 to $1 60c, preserved $2 600 to 13 oc. Pears—ll 40c 16c, Bartlett |2 0c to $2 60c ...

... MFRRY BOY, a Brown Gelding by Delight; a good fencer, and has been buiitea tbis season witn the Mey- nell Hounds. 11C. BLACKBERRY, a Black Mare by Youag T.uchstone; broke to c_rry a laeiy, and a good h.icß. 117. SPARKLE ) ?? . „ ?? , , iia. BRILLIANT ...