... said, i great—a loss hardly recompensed by Mr. Jenkin's influence ;is M. P. I should say. Legitimate News is, like the blackberries, scarce, as nothing unusual is taking place. If were treat you to : the table-talk and small gossip I might occupy much ...

... k Victoria Wafer 0 5 Bath „ . 0 7 Excelsior It 010 Fruit „ . 0 4 Captains II 0 4 JAMS. Damson, per lb. Apple and Blackberry, per lb. Black Currants, ltb pots, each do. loose, per lb. Damson, in Ins pots 0 9 Strawberry, in lib pots Raspberry do ...

... likely to have a lively time of it between this and the next election, come when it may. Candidates ir.. plentiful almost blackberries, and will make thy task selection embarrassing one the Last week it was Mr. who paid his reacts he Conservative freemen ...

... place of sale; the Inns in the neighbourhood ; and of Mr. JouN Lzms, Auctioneer, Land Agent, and Valuer, Reigate, Burrey. BLACKBERRY FARM, LINGFIELD, SURREY.—About two miles from the East Grinstead Station on the Three Bridges and Tunbridge Wells Branch ...

... operated against. Unusually early there were signs of gathering the Clubs, and offers of 5 to 2 on the field were plentiful as blackberries. Shortly the fielders extended their proffers to 3 to I against Lord Falmouth's filly, and even then no attempt was made ...

... the other. As we drew near the village, groups of children returning from the Ecole Communale interrupt their raid on the blackberry bushes, (though covered with dust, the fruit to them is just as sweet), to look slily at 11s, and give us a passing bon ...

... means clear. Alter leaving Chichester young Aaron cast longing looks behind tr the apples, and damsons, and walnuts, and blackberries which we are told overhung the fruitful lanes,” and in his old age Mr. Moase actually shed tears over the memory of the ...

... : TOPITIOItX,by Lord Zetland, Bay Horse, years, 16-2. 17 stone. CORONE T, Bay Horse, 16-2. fabout hands, quiet 5 BLACKBERRY, Dark Brown Cob.j in single and BILLBERIIY, Dark Brown Cob, double har- I ness, and to t^ride. Nos. and will be sold ...

... Damsons are in some places fairly abundant, but unless we have more sun weeks must elapse before they are ready to gather. Of blackberries, the poor man's fruit, the supply is much less than last year's. The crop then was, however, remarkable for its abund- ...

... heanse afire, we o'erlooken a lot o' other things. Fifty year sin a mon or woman would dem afore they'd beg. When Owd Blackberry wife began f. ...

... the principal Inns in the Mghbmuhml, and at the Avorionexas’ Offices, 37, High-street, Croydon, and Market-place, Beigate. BLACKBERRY FARM, LINGFIELD, SURREY.—About two miles from the East Grinstead Station on the Three Bridges and Tunbridge Wells Branch ...

... TOPTHORN, by Lord Zetland, Bay Horse, years, 16-2, to 17 stone. CORONET, Bay Horse, 16-2. fabout I bands, quiet BLACKBERRY, Dark Brown Cob, I in singleand BILLBEKKY, Dark Brown Cob, double bar| ness, and to l^ride. Nos. 5 and will be sold together ...