... tons. Blackberry, 100 tons. And they cau bought retail from ready-money grocers two and three pound stoneware jars, at the following prices : —Gooseberry, od. to per lb. Raspberry, 6d. GJJ. Strawberry, 6d, to 6£ 1. Black currant, 5Jfd. Blackberry, Raspberry ...

... TWO SISTERS DROWNED. A melancholy drowning case is reported from Galway. Two little girls named Stewart were blackberrying on cliff, when one fell over into the river 24ft. below. Her sister tried to save her, and also fell over, striking a projecting ...

... Miaseidon Cover, and a successful draw was made, Reynard scuttling out good pace. A smart run then ensued in the direction ot Blackberry Hill, to the rear the, castle. weather was line throughout the run, although the wind was somewhat, boisterous; not sufficient ...

... doz. ; cabbaees, Is. 3d. per dor. 3s. to 2d. per doz.; mushrooms, 6d. to la. per lb.; cucumber, 3a. 6d. to ss. per doz. ; blackberries, 4d.per quart; damsons, sd. to Od. A marriage has been arranged between the Hon, Lnlcibella Eden, eldest daughter of Lard ...

... from the evidence of witness named Trueman, that the defendants were trespassing Mr. Holden's land. They were gathering blackberries, and did damage to some fences Pattison was fined 2». 6d., and Cutler Is. A Neglectful Parent.—Edward Smith was summoned ...

... s of the . ert Prosecuted. Prisoner wished to I rge. * e Jaraes Bottomley, an old ° agP ' who lives Charlestown\7 *kou. blackberries Oak Wood, °' clock as lle walking along Bottomley lJ ™ de and was unable to extri- Ti, Vy' uted °r assistance, but as the ...

... FIRST LEICESTERSHIRE AT BELVOIR. The fourth day of camp life enjoyed by the Ist Leicestershire Volunteers at Blackberry Hill, Belvoir Castle, was one the finest they have yet had. In fact, when the battalion assembled for afternoon parade the sun shone ...

... valuable new industry for rural districts is picking blackberries. If, writes the correspondent, band of pickers can organised, and the permission of the owners of the hedges where blackberries abound can be obtained, so that the crop might be mostly ...

... 0 Mr. W. Sanderson's Blackberry, yrs, 91b (alkt 61b) Widdowfield 0 Betting—6 to 4on Ben Strome, 4 to agst Collarette, 5 to 1 agst Grore Hill, and 10 to 1 agst Blackberry. After some delay Collarette jumped off in front Blackberry and Ben Strome, with ...

... Edwards, Bst 61b Lane 0 Mr. W. Sanderson's Blackberry, Bst6!b T. WeJdon 0 Mr. H. Wilkinson's Pur-emaker, Bst 91b Heslop 0 Betting—2 1 Oxeye, 3to 1 agst Thimbleby, 7 to 1 each agst Empress Frederick and Blackberry, and 100 to 8 bar four. After a long delay ...

... apples, *d. to od. ; apples, id. to Jd. • tomatoes, 6d. to fed. ; damsons, hothouse grapes ts. ; foreign, lOd. per lb. ; blackberries, 4,1 n quart: cooking onion,. In. ; Spanish, Sd. ; eschalots 3.1' - cauliflowers, Id. Sd. ; vegetable marrows, So d £3 ...

... of watching the work of another wellknown battalion, the Ist Leicestershire Volunteers having taken up their quarters on Blackberry-hill on Saturday. Indeed, of outdoor events generally thero is no lack to-day, and, what with military encampments, flower ...