... were right, they have invariably no difficulty in believing that it is. English statesmen always find reasons as plentiful blackberries when they desire to annex territory in convenient locality. Mr Forster, as a staunch Liberal, presumably bolieves that ...

... was , unhe&rd of . in ,. » ny 'lint ' the : ^ ery . largcsfccouhtrx towns j npw Buch paperg are ' as coramoii as ' blackberries , 'while all • the larger towns ^ Bve their • halfpenny evening pap 6 rB astweu , i whichJ . 'makea - •• the'i Lohdott ...

... reference to the murder of Mr Anstec at St Alban.. Some clothe. including trousers, jacket, and waistcoat, found 4iddrn under blackberry bushes in a corn livid are now identified as having belonged to deceased. A quantity of plate, also stolen from the house ...

... Berwick-oo•Tweel ; sat minima Rana, whi•h was hall of inurcta in s ante of decomposition. seedlings lapageria rues ■nd blackberry, from Dr Bridge of Allan. ...

... appeared that on Monday the deceased went with a number of other persons to the mountains for the purpose of gathering blackberries. She got separated from her party, w.io returned home in the bel.ef that she had preceded them, linding that they were ...

... on the body of WilliaraSmith, aged years. Deceased and several other lads were inHeaton on Saturday afternoon gathering blackberries. Two or three of them had crossed the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railwav near Lostook, and deceased was about follow, when ...

... each; damsons, alqe` and pears, to ;vet sieve; Chen. and Kentish cob nuts, to ; lychoos, 4. per lb. ; walnut'. .3s per 100; blackberries, &I pint Veeettbien—Canlitiowers„ 4.1 to &I ; cabbages, 2.1 ; 91; cucumbers, to Is ; ad to ad each turnips, &I ; carrots ...

... greengages, 44 to 6s ; dams., 55 6s per sieve ; oranges, 24 to Su ; lemons, to Is; bananas, 21; and quinces, 2a to 4,, per doz. blackberries, 3d per pint; hothouse grapes, 2s 6d to per lb.; melons, is to 4s ; pineapples, Gd to ; and elteddocks, 2s each; filberts ...

... hundreds of families get an income from the gathering and sale of the wild strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, huckleberry, blackberry, and cranberry. These small fruits are mostly consumed at home. In the Genessee Valley peaches were carted about in waggon ...

... pineapples, Is to 13s; melons, Is to 4e. ; and 'haddocks, 2s each plums r ; apples and pears, 3. to and damson., 6d per sieve • blackberries, 3d per pint; filberts and Kentish cog outs, Is to Is 6d; &punts nuts, Is rid; and lycees, from China, is per lb. ; wood ...

... to 12a; &haddocks, 51; melons, to 2. each ; common apples and peers, 2.61; and plums and damsons, 3s per half sieve ; blackberries, 4d per pint tilbesta and Kentish cob I outs, 9d to ; and lychees, 4a per lb. ; walnuts, le 6,1 to 3. per hundred. klo ...

... s; quinces, $ to 6s he., to fa : banaws. 2s : pears. per dog. Kentish cob nuts, to 13,,bens, 40; and Sip, out,, 6d 2..: blackberries, per pint. Monson,. to and each. u 1 to y t pet ; bade and bouquets, 10s to 21s each. EDLet add 7 Tesda.--Tbis a ; o girtl ...