... s, J. Haggit, 2E. Stephenson. Dish dessert do., R. Shields, 2D. Atkin. h red currants, R. W. Wilson, 2 W. Gibson. Dish blackberries, J. Burks, Brandesburton. Dish raspberries, 2W . Gibson. Dish strawberries, 2R. Shields. Plants.— Fuchsia, H. Dunn. Leven ...

... nd foreign and pears, fid to per dozen ; rtl • - Kentish cob*, lod Is; nuts, l-« fiJ; > . •■*, • .hinese fniit, per lb; blackberries,3i2 |*er a ; x its, dd per hundred. Flowers tri- -. 7- • 12s (>d; at.d common sorts. 3s pot; - •es, 6d; and mixvl flowers ...

... Ss; and foreign. per lb; pinea; piles, is to 12*; niolons. 4s; and shaddocks 2s each; plum-,5*; ...

... pomegranates, 3s ier dozen ; filberts, and Kentish cob nuts, lOd to 2s; Ijchees from China, 4s; and Smpucaia nuts, Is6dperlb.; blackberries, 4d per pint. Flowers ; Choice tribes blossom, 6s to 12s; and common, 2s to per pot; cut flowers, la to 2s 6d; and violets ...

... Corder, crooked, brown fellow, the hardest agent the country, and held out his ugly band for the money as though it grew on a blackberry bush. Small blame to Mike McMahon for setting the dog him one quarther day. Kut some way another Nora managed to pay her ...

... extravagant notions as to the numl»er Siberian political prisoners, and to show at least that they are not as * plentiful blackberries.’*- Siberia, by nry jAtnsdelf. Some Imaoinarv Monsters.—A more terrible beast than the lion is an Eastern animal, called ...

... of a cop of butter, tilt's egs, three tablespoonfuls of sour milk, half a te. ...

... can leave out the lemon if not approved of. This inexpensive I pleasant beverage. Bi.avkiokby Jelly.— Crush mortar 31b. blackberries, place them a basin, and this in another hot water to extract the uice, •landing them in the oven the white. Boil 2o .of ...

... drowned under circumstances peculiarly rad. After dinner he and other lad* had gone for a walk by the riveroide gather blackberries near the tower of Fort Clarence. When tired of thU they diverted themselree of shoes and stockings and amuttd themselves ...

... gathering of blackberries for Liverpool and Manchester markets now provides profi-able occupation for the count ry people in Cheshire, whence enormous quantities are being sent. away. A mother and three children will earn 10s. and 12s. weekly blackberry picking ...

... the seaside we do not notice the change much. Last year at this time I Wiis staying Goodwood; we used to go nutting and blackberrying, and a little later, when the fruit was gone, used to gather and collect all the different kinds of leaves to decorate ...

... high lights,’’ if she will add a few of the whitest feathers from the traveller’s joy, and then some bunches of half-ripe blackberries and f« (but very few) rose hips, she can scarcely fail be pleased with her handiwork, or receive many compliments thereon ...