... 6f. per stone, and ,littv 7s. to 3o. per box; plums 3s. to ;;s. 6d. pelr Stone t ditto foreign 4s. Od. to 6s. per sieve; blackberrie' ;. to 3s. per stone; tomatoes 4d. to 6d. per lb.; Celery Is. to 2s. per bundle. LEnTTrrm, Friday.-There was a good supply ...

... woods be numbered with the things that were. Already we see the premonitions of the comitig winter. There are plenty of blackberries but few hips and haws, the latter said to be an indication of a mild winter. The robins are, however, unusually lively ...

... variety amid the green of the harvested hay. fields, while the later corn waved its seas of brown gold in triumphal ripeness. Blackberries in fruit and blossom trailed over the banks, nuts were ripening on the hedges, but Stephen looked on none of these things ...

... having on the 29th ult. indecently assaulted Frances Mary Shaw, aged thirteen years, of Berry Brow, whilst she was gathering blackberries in Lockwood Wood.—Kinder was fined 40s. and costs. An inquest was held on Monday at the Foresters' Hotel, Crosland Moor ...