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... Ben-ride--A Visit to the Broads --Earning Money -The Lighthouse-Iu the Corntlelds--Oathering Note and Blackberries -A Day in the Hop-Garden -Ripe Blackberries —Red-Ripe Apples —Lost Archie —Nell, the Newfocuadbuld Dog—ln the Snow. It is gratifying to think ...
... divided?— By earthquakes, sir. A native of Paddyland asked a neighbour if he had ever seen a red blackberry. To be sure I have, said Pat, all blackberries are red when they are green ! The editor of the Weston Landmark asks his readers to excuse the ...
... to Hopefal Joe, namely, siz black ‘White aud blark bitches, and two black dogs, all kept. Hexham, onJuneé, Me M. Brown’s Blackberry, outc! Lartine, two pups to Chronometer, nas ose ditca. — C cRSING IN ACSTRALIA —The Australasian, of . Says ~“ Coursing ...
... 750 ; 2 tb, |3 30oto|0 2* lb, 650 to |1 86c. Pine Apples—2 It), 60c to $1 66c. Cherries-Red |0 to |1 30c, white Oc Oc. Blackberries—lo 0c to $1 Strawberries —$1 10c to 25c, preserved $2 60c $1 200 to |1 75e, BarUett |1 Pws—Marrowfat |l 25c to |0 oc, early ...
... diamond pins. Two sisters, evidently on their way to a ball, wore maize Ba^! wreaths on the skirt of maize flowers and blackberries. Viscountess Massereene was in black, with a beautitul flounce white lace, beaded by a wreath blush roses. Lady Clayton ...
... lb, $8 80s to 0s; 24 lb, $3 66e to Pine Applee—2 lb, |1 60s to $1 Cherriee-Red $0 Oo to ftl 30s, white |2 0s to |0 00. Blackberries—so 0s to $1 28c. Stnwberriea—sl 100 to |X 260, preserved fiOe to $3 oc. Peart—sl 200 to $1 76e, Bartlett $1 76e to $2 260 ...
... and in our western suburbs, where all at times ucite, the wonder is that raving maniacs are not as thick as the proverbial blackberry. ...
... and there is a very rapid, deep current below, unobstructed by stones or weeds. Here barbel were once as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. There may not be so many now because the swim has been terribly over-fished, but in the time of which I write ...
... purses, articles necessary to infants ' and a multitude of other useful articles. The cosies all round were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Then there Mrs. Wood's attractive stall, and at the end Mrs. Carpenter's, next. to which Mrs. Sawbridge and ...
... OPriow ZN Ittaitois.—Over three years ago four of the meanest kind of saloons did a very good busmess iii the village of Blackberry, Illinois, a place of not more than 400 inhabitants. I went out there, preached on prohibition for four or eve weeks, stirred ...
... These are rated to be spawning fish already reappearing from the see. but it seems to me it is tether early yet tut the Blackberry soduson, and that three which have bees going are spring salmon of large dime n sions. The supply of sermon peal on the ...
... |0 0c: 2* ft, 85c to J 3 90c. Pino Apples—2 ft, 1 600 to J 1 66c. Cherries—Red JO 0c to J 1 300, white $2 0c to JO 00. Blackberries—lo 0c to J 1 26c. —JI 30c to Jl 60c, preserved J 2 600 to Pears—tl 20c to Jl 75c, Bartlett Jl 760 to J 2 26c. Peas—Marrowfat ...