... cob nuts, is. ; new filberts, Bd. per lb. ; new walnuts, Is. 6d. to 24. per 100; plums and damsons, 4d. to 6d. per lb; blackberries, 3d. per pint; hazel nuts, 2d. per pint; cabbages, to ; red, 4d. to ; cauliflowers, 4d. to ; marrows, 3d. to 6d.; cucumbers ...

... search was continued the following days, but the lunatic has not been secured. Probably Macdonald subsists on nuts and blackberries and wild fruit, which are plentiful at Wicket Woods and neighbourhood. ...

... no notice was taken mprovealby using equal quantities of bullaces and by the neighbours who had been dleustonied to tads blackberries. The acid fleecier e: the bullace couple quarrelling when intoxicated. Mrs. Clews subsequently went into the house of a ...

... cob nuts, Is. ; new filberts, Sd. per lb. ; walnuts, Is. 64. to 2s. 64. per 100; plums and damsons, 44. to 6d. per lb. ; blackberries, 3d. per pint; hazel nuts, 24. per pint; cabbages, 14. to 24. ; red, 4d. to 84.; cauliflowers, 4d. to 94.; marrows, 3d ...

... cob nuts, 1..; new filberts, 84]. per lb ; walnuts, Is. 641. to 2s. 64]. per 100; plums and damsons, 44]. and 81 per lb ; blackberries, 3d. per pint; hazel nuts, 2d• per pint; cabbages, Id. to 2d.; red, 44]. to 84]. ; cauliflowers, 3d. to 61. ; marrows, ...

... may have this tendency checked, and greater fruitfulness ensured by careful lifting and replanting of the roots. American blackberries require a little pruning now. Remove all old bearing shoots, and also the soft or sappy points of those of the current ...

... the Atlantia. Blackberry•growing is one of the latest developments. A farmer in Wisconsin, Mr. C. B. Hamilton, known as one of the most successful small-1 ruit growers in the States, makes, it is stated, the growth and sale of blackberries a lucrative ...

... Parivh of CURIO( (Sigited,) JOHN POPE. MR. SAMUEL ISAACS. of Aller, also of Covent Garden Market, will give Id per lb. for BLACKBERRIES through the season Agent to reaeive them, Mr CHARLES RCSSILL, Largport ; also, his map, at Allar. HIGH HAM. ABOUT 30 Acres ...

... And, added Miss Dodd, I shouldn't a bit wonder if we lost our way.' Like the Babes in the Wood, said Joe. But the blackberries aren't even in bloom yet, and there Isn't an autumn leaf to be had. It's like Madge's folly, sending us without her, ...

... beans, lettuce, and turnips, for succession. On dry warm soils a sowing of beet may also be made for early use. American blackberries, procured in pots can be planted either during this or ne* week. Seines, galantbus, hiss and many other choice alpines ...

... purpose. BLACIEBERBIEB.—There are many persons who are fond of this fruit, but have seldom tasted it since their young days Blackberries might, and ought to be much more plentiful than they are, especially now we have these new American varieties—Lawton and ...

... has been struck with this fact. Everybody who has been in Ireland knows that every summer thousands of tons of first-rate blackberries, currants, sad other fruits are allowed to tot from negle t. There are three hundred thousand hiildings in Ireland under ...