... sieve: apples, is.; pears, is. to ?? pomegranates, 45.: oranges. 2?.; lemons, is. per dozen; mulberries, is. per punnet, and blackberries and .•'loes. fid. per pint. Kentish cobs and filberts, Od. to is.; lyc'aces, fr.uii China, 4>. : and hazel nuts, *2d. per ...

... Kentish cobnuts. Bd. to is. ■ and Ivchees ?? (rmn). v. per lb.; walnut- Ss. to 4s. per hnndrod ; ?? is. fid. per puimH ; and blackberries and sloe? rtd. per pint, iir-wcrs: Chrysanthemums and China aeten ami autuniii plains, in bloom. 2s. to ss. : and choice ...

... Leigh offer a useful lesson, but a difficult one to follow for most of us. M. Regamey's etching of Mr. Geerge Mason's Blackberry Gatherers, which forms the frontis- piece of the Art Journal is not so attractive as the etched illustrations presented ...

... hy a diagram) in the FEBRUARY ART JOURNAL. Price 2_. cd. *^ (1 EO. H. MASON, A.R. A.— A brill.antEt_hing; T byßegawy, of BLACKBERRY GATHERERS, after the late G. H. Mason, ?? appears in the FEBRUARY' ART JOURNAL Price 2s. Cd. SECOND EDITION OF MRS. HENRY ...

... tande:u leader, has been riddeu by a lady, ' and hunted with the Ea-t Susie* and We-t Kent Hounds, a good fencer. I_!2. BLACKBERRY, a Black Pony; ha. been ridden by a lady and childrt v, driven in harness, and a quod jumper. SEVEN-STALL STABLE. _ 123 ...

... notice in the sale pad- dock, and though City and Suburban and other trials were said to have been more plentiful than blackberries just now, they caused very little ex- citement, albeit productive of a few changes when (.peculators mustered for business ...

... harness. The above two Lota have been driven together. THIRTEEN-STALL BTABLE. 19. A BROWN* COB ; quiet in liarness. 20. BLACKBERRY, a Black Pony ; has been ridden by a lady and children, driven in harness, aud a good jumper. 21. STELLA, a Dun Cob ; a ...

... Rookery, and Polaris, but the winner turned up in the friendless Clairvaux, against whom offers of 20 to 1 were plentiful as blackberries. The winner has furnished into a remarkably fine horse compared with his baby appearance of last autumn, and the eyes ...

... his career. Mail-coaches, Charlies, link-boys, sedan-chairs ; Kensington, almost a country village ; prize- i fights, blackberry- gathering in Cromwell-road, ' aie among the visions of the past brought to mind by our venerable contemporary. Sixty years ...

... for which they obtained an extra prize. One of their exhibits, which attracted much interest, was a branch of the American blackberry, the leaf of which is quite distinct from the Bri- tish variety, and is said to possess remarkable medicinal properties ...

... 75.; find walnuts, ls. to 2s. per 100 ; filberts and Kentish cobs, 9d. lo Is. 6d. per lb.; grapes, fid. to 3s. per lb.; blackberries, Cd. ; and mulberries, sd. per pint. Vegetables : Cauliflowers, Is. to 2k. fid. ; marrows. 2s. to 55.; cabbages, fid. to ...

... to 35.; and lemons, ls. 6d. per dozen ; filberts, Is. 6d. • and lychees 4s' per lb. ; walnuts, ls. Cd. to 3s. per 100 ; blackberries, Cd.'per pint ; malbemes, ls. per basket ; cherry apples, 9d. per quart Flower* : Cnoice hothouse plants in blossom, 7s ...