... . 2 3 Shelling, per 10ad..34 to 0 Tears, ..per 1b 0 Barter 0 0 Grouse ..per br 0 to 6 Oats per qr.. .30 0 to 0 0 Blackberries per qt. 0 4 to Beans.pet sack. .23 0 to Onions per stone.. 0 Oto 0 Flour.per 1 11 3 Potatoes per stone. Oto 0 Oatmeal ...

... Captain Dnocombe's Ameer, . *i- * ' 11 IMr 1J Gordon's Pathfinder, aged 'Mr \' V*' ■*. - 11 Norman's bilk, and C Btl»liigs Blackberry, aaed- ' ,mttr - 11 Mr J. Craig's liunt.ogtie.d. aged . v, 1 i- **«.«: M » ;i.v ',;r L HuntlnsUeld. ai.u 1 V, , came ...

... undulates Into heathery waves, broken by dumps of gores on rocky mono da, sheltered prickly hawthorn or trailing sprays of blackberry • where undulating meadows, cleft Into many sheltered hollow, roll gracefully away as far a« the eye can reach; where s ...

... Easte when they were r ramble—they always called it ramble,’ as though we had been three girls and a boy going to look for blackberries—I chanced to say I had heard Ripstone in Devonshire spoken of asa picturesque locality. I don’t know who told me so, and ...

... being poor itu flavour and snalil in size. - There havo been very few niusheroorts in the fields, nuts have not ripened, blackberries are nearly absesit, sloes havebeenplentiful, though theyd0onotripen, buthips I 1 and haws abound, lmid the hedges are reddened ...

... second school, although very well attended, understand. C.n be wendertd at, sir, that meetingbruits have become pltntifel blackberries, whilst Radicalism teles the tout said that Urge the parishioners have seen a clergyman their and that the ordinance of ...

... presecit Government caine into power. Tile Conservative Peers and Members of Parliament, who used to be ats h plentiful as blackberries at the meetings of tlse sal Chamber, have disappeared almost entirely since lay -1874, and the farmers who form the Chamber ...

... a-£SC aged-£l5O Mr Ibibla Barton, aged-£5O MrNleholsoo's Bar One. a— Major Rlmbirst's Waterloo, aged Captain Ht-rliag's Blackberry. -«0 aged -£ICO Mr KnoUUs Polly, aged- £5O Mr Waller • Bachelor, Glover's II- aged- - UV»«t-?» • aged £5O Grimes* gby Kowsbatr ...

... Leethoven. The haymakers begin work cn the grass (clarinet); and one them cuts his toe oo a scythe which obliges to go to the blackberry bosh In the ccrte* the flelo for tolace a black jug (oboe). The way that the sinc-il the fragrant hay is brought out all ...

... Academy inl 1848. Subsequently to ; Cthalt db~ate lie roduced Aildt discovered by Due Robert 6 IcI Diable1 (1848 ) ;1 The Blackberry Gatherers,P and I S9cenes fromn thle 'Tuinpest' of Shakespeatre (1840) ; c ''Tire Mlay Ouceni t ''Marianti Siiging'' ...