... number of persons, hailing chiefly from Stokesley, were ordered to pay costs for wilful damage to property whilst gathering blackberries. WHITBY. Melancholy Suicide of a Tradesman.—On Saturday evening Mr Robert Shepherd, painter and decorator, Baxtergate, ...

... at Kcnmare I have seen it eaten, and indeed have eaten some myself as experiment —but I much prefer a feast of blackberries, or blackberry jam. Capture of Burglars in Paris. —A band of six housebreakers, who have long infested Passy, Auteuil, and Neuilly ...

... barrel, pears (French) to 7s per box. do. (English) ls to 2s per stone, plums (Damsons) 6d to 7s, do. (Win3oms) to Od, blackberries 2s 3s per stone, tomatoes (English) 7d to Bd, do. (foreign) 3d to 4d per lb. Ley burn, Friday.—Butter in rolls of 240z ...

... b*d per hundred ; filberts and Kentish cobs Is, Sapucaia nuts from America Is, lychees3s per ditto; cherry apples 3d, and blackberries 4d per pint. Doncasteu, Saturday.—Butter ls 5d to ls per lb, eggs 10 to 11 for Is, fowls 6d to 6d, ducks 5s to7s, and rabbits ...

... cast aside their fur-lined coats, and donned their daintiest boots and most piquante of gloves. Suburban Londoners go a blackberry- and Covent Garden Market is laden once more with mushrooms. The change all round is very great and very pleasant, but it ...

... greenings, lis to I2s per barrel ; pears, French, 5s to per box ; do English,ls to 6d per stone; plums, Damsons, 7s to 7s lid, blackberries 2s 3s per stone ; tomatoes English, Sd to 9d, do, foreign, 3d to per lb. Leeds Vegetable, Friday.—Cauliflowers lOd 6d, ...

... Discovery of Dynamite near Darlington. —A Darlington correspondent telegraphs :—On Thursday evening, as two boys were blackberrying inalield closely adjacent to where the recent Houghton-le- Spring races where held, they strolled under the Grand Stand ...

... greenings) 12s to 14s. ditto (ditto 30s to per barrel; pears (French) 4s to per bos ; pears ls to 2s, plums (Dam»on*l7s to Bs, blackberries to 6d per stone; tomatoes (.English) 8d to 9d, ditto (foreign) 3d to 4d per lb. Leeds, Vegetables, Friday,—Cauliflowers ...

... material for the manufacture would no longer be a drug in the market. Agricultural speeches are now almost as plentiful as blackberries in September, for the autumnal session of the chambers of agriculture has commenced, and the annual dinners of petty district ...

... Kilrush?Last Rose of Summer Mr Longbottom's b b Golden Fur, by Laurencetown? Helen bt R. F. Muir's b Strawberry, Bait'e? Blackberry Jas. Smith's r & d Sea King, by Hannibel?Manuella bfc J. W. Helliwell's f d Corsair, by Lord Cardigan?Jessie Sambo bt Haveiook ...

... Inland beat will be taken over the Gorddinog Estate of Col. Piatt, where hares are said to be as thick as the proverbial blackberries. Let us hope the clerk of the weather may be more complaisant. Results : The STAKES for all £4 10s. each. I. Marquis of ...

... and cleverly illustrated books, forming pleasant gift volumes for boys and girls. these days story books are plentiful as blackberries, yet the demand for them is as constant as their appearance, and it would be a good thing if the appetite for fiction could ...