... tiacts of pasture land as would make tse cowboys out west mad with envy, and right under the burning Equator we have fed on blackberries and bilbetries, aisd quorshed our thirst with crystal water fresh frum the snow beds. We have alsa been able to a-id uearly ...

... and 16g., do. Newtown pippins 203. to 26s. nec barrel; tomatoes (English) Gd. to Sd., do. foreign 3d. to 4d. per lb.; blackberries 2s. to 29. Gd. par stone. LLYeBSUN, Friday. - Butter, in rolls of 24oD., made Is. Ga. to 1g. 7d. per roll ; eggs 9 for ...

... the borough analyst, has been for- t - aic to its. Tise fellowving sape aebeeniv iireceived -Milk, 5 samples; butter, 1; blackberry jamn, die 9; in5.gier beer,, 1; soda water, 1-total, 10. Four of ?? nititles of milk, the gingier beer, and the soda water ...

... constable shortly after the lad's death the only food found consisted of three small cakes of bread, a few crusts, some hard blackberries and peas. ?? up ia a cupboard. The eldest child used to go out hawking and the youngest to school, the lad in the meantime ...

... the vale two farmers out of evry a three bad been served With writs for the tithe, and the bailiffs were as plentiful as blackberries. (Ror of I . leughter.) The pronmoters of the anitithe movemant c eould not bit regret the biifs' rough usage ia dis', ...

... (llack, red, and white), rasp- berries, nuts (of various sorts), and probably one day tuey will include itle Atnericats blackberries and cranberries, so lar gely used for preserves in tthe United States; and (3) ground fruit or strawberries, to witich ...

... also guarantee that the win es ire usual adulterative ingredients, such ss eg- a | alcohol. To this ladv it theretor' o blackberry -wine making is an ind-as't t eminently suited to the conditions c I -: where the fruit is abundan = - is cheap. Whether ...

... per stone; apricots is. 9id. to 2s. id. .3d. Oier score; tomatoes, Eglisah 6d. to 7d., do. boreign 7 3d. to 4d. per lb. ; blackberries 3S. to 3s. 6d. per stohe. L13Ens, Friday.-Vegetablos: Cacumbers (frame) 3s. 6d., do. (comluou) 9id., vegettible matrows ...

... partridges 4s. Od. to Cs. 6d., plover Is. to Os. per brace; turkeys 6s. to 10s. each; apples Id.t to 24., plums 2d. to 4d., blackberries 6d., pears 2ut. to 3d. per lb. POTATO MARkETS. DoaecAszna, Saturday..-The market wee an averageJ one, and prices did not ...

... to 8d.,h wlish grapes. ls, 6*. to 2s, pe L,. lemoan 14.. d 2 0e1101 ,t applos I Id. to 3d., pears 2d. to 4d. par lb.; blackberries Ud per quart. ScAR3InIaOTr remsi, Friday.-There was a fair supply, with brisk demand. Pnicei:-Soles Is. 2d., turbot 10d ...

... 4s., levarets 2s. to 3s. 6d. each; rabbits 29. to 3s. per couple; pigeons 4s. to 8s. per M doz..; venison 8d. per lb.; blackberries 3d. per lb.; apples e 7 Is., plume is. 6d. to 3s. 6d. per stone. o p POTATO MARBK] . * i L DonAsTsnn, Saturday.-A full ...

... bushes, the parent plant of which was dug d up from a neighbouring ommon. As s a fruit for the table or for making jelly, the blackberry d ese rves better brecognition. Railway station refreshments form an irritating subject of discussion, most people having ...