... 2d to 6d. ; apples, 3d. to 6dT; cooking apples, id. to 2d.; tomatoes, 6d. toSd.; 3d; hot? i?' • ; {en. 10d - P« lb. ; blackberries, 4d. per quart; cooking onions, Id. ; Spanish, 2d ; eschalots, 3d. per ld - '• ve ? etable marrows, 3d. to 4d; fed cabbage ...

... manner tempting fruit trees for those who reside in towns to come and enjoy themselves ad libitum, as they now do with blackberries and other—not too delicious—hedge fruit. I might here request Diogenes to state what he thinks would be the consequences ...

... or section society. Mr. Waterman, in his paper on the tendencies of Agnosticism, said that Agnostics were plentiful as blackberries, and he did not add any very effectual method for stopping the growth. In fact, so far these two speakers were concerned ...

... for damaging a fence on a farm in the occupation ot James Cook, at Kainworth, on the Ist inst. Defendant waa gathering blackberries, and waa fined 2s. 3d. Sk-LING Dbink withodt a ?? —Hannah Hunt was charged with this offence on the 3rd and sth inst, at ...

... against him; Husselby said he was at the weir to see the salmon jump, and Brettle said lie was at a distance gathering blackberries- Mr. Worthington called the informant, John Swanwick, who said he was water-bailif, stationed at Tutbury. On the morning ...

... indicated on the along the fence until hedge bottom, but the fence. Witness old owe (alluding ..,%4 for salmo , poach;eking blackberries, em in if there had la mile from wanis the men at the cnced running to the witness after him. of the weir Brettle of the ...