... testatOne, 2s. to so. tl. peer isot: vegectatie inerrroors, 7d. to Sri. per, dozen sipples, Is. 6el. to 4s. On.' per pot ; blackberries, 2'/dd. per lb.; piears', Os. to Cs4. Si. leer pet. GjIcosi8le FoaSLt. - E~xcellent supply, tibes majority of it ef se ...

... :-Gooseberry, 300 tons; rasp- devot, belTy, 300 tons; strawberry, 200 tons; blaek current, 400 tonse Thom l damrson, 800 tons; blackberry, 100 tons. Aed they can be beisght retall from resdy-.mouey groecrs In two nnd ?? pound stone- certifi ware jars, at the ...

... Dutch, German, and American rrlit-growersj All the gooee- berries, raspberries, strawberries, black currants, darnsone, and blackberries used by me are entirely English-no foreign what. ever being used-and to proive that the quantity is not particulally small ...

... Dutsh, German, and American fruit-growers. All the goose- borries, raspberries, strawberries, black currants, damsons, and blackberries used by me are entirely English-no forcign wehat- ever being used-and to prove that thequantityls not particularly small ...

... flertniam, ansI Aeitrican fruit-qrowers. All the igoese- berries, raspberfles, strawberries, black currants, daiesons, and blackberries used by see are entirely Englis-co.foreign wehat. aver beltm usad-aud to prove that thie (slemtisy Is not particularly ...

... )atch, German, and American frnlt-grnwers. All thie gose- berries, raspberres stnawberries, black currents, demsons, and blackberries used by inn are entirely Englistrh-no foreign what- ever belig used-and to prove Ltst the quantity is aot partieularly ...

... German, and Americani fruit-growvers. All the goos.e berries, raspberries, strsssberrihs, black currants, flamsons, and ci blackberries used by me are entirely Euglist-Smo foreign shliat. ti ever being useda-and to prove that the quentity Is nsot particularly ...

... Gerocan, and American fruit-groweors. All the goose. ee berries, raspberries, strawberries, black csrrsnts, damsons, and blackberries used by me are entirely Enghelsh-no foreign what. icr seer bsing used-and to prove that the qusantityis net particularly ...

... and American fruit-growers. All the goose- ru be berries, raspberries, strawberries, black currants, damsons, and m In blackberries used by me are entirely English-no foreign cebat- wi he ever being used-and to prove that the quantity li not particularly ...

... to is. par crate ; turnips, ls. per nost ; vegetable marrows, bid. fl to is. per Oeanr; apples, is. 9d. to be. leer pot; blackberries, &c Sd. per' punnet ; pears, Is, 60. to lbs. per put ; Orleans plums, £3 1d. per lb.; Pesaicisre plunis, se. 60. to 10s ...

... boy rcturned at about four o'clock1, laviqg left school earlier than his sister. The deceased hiar been anxious to go blackberrying nil thle week, anrid on Sunday, but was slot allowed to go to school or leave the liolrse, because witness had ha(l a ...

... The display erti iii just now, in the auitumnal fruit season, is not quite so diff, air imposing, for apples, plums, and blackberries take imp less Sune theo room than tire spring v-egetables; but it is still largeL 001: iog enough to overflow into the ...