... Island, by MissG. C. Easton, Alnwick, I; No. 286, oil painting, Quiet Nook, by Mr A. Graham, Alnwick, 2. No. 286(b), Blackberry Gatherers, Mr J. Sharkey; No. 294, •' View from Cowslip Hills, Alnwick, W. It. Hindmarsh; No. 338, by Master H. W. Gibb ...

... is required; highest references.—Address Box 54, Daily Jonrnal Office, Newcastle-on-Tyne. BLACKBERRIES.— WANTED, ten pounds weight, of fresh Blackberries, for making into jam or jelly, as also a few pounds weight ot last year's fruit, preserved in ...

... stating qualifications, to be made to the Medical Officer of Health, Town Hull, New castle. 3735 Blackberries. —wanted, ten pounds weight of fresh Blackberries, for making into jam jelly, also a few pounds weight last year's fruit, preserved pots; to sent ...

... hazel pears look nice and inviting. Roots were rapidly bought at old figures. Potatoe prices for best Scotch very firm. Blackberries were shown, but looked poor in quality. There is great change wood prices. Holders of stock are not very anxious to push ...

... interesting r Gleanings from the Public Records, are given DI. H. D Hewlett, who says- * d Recipes are as plentiful as blackberries in an autumn lane;t and it would seem that the scribes and accountants of three hundred years ago had nothing better to ...

... Potatoes were plentiful, •ad were in favour purchasers. Disease has appeared in Scotland and to Yorkshire. A good few blackberries were exhibited. A quick sale of this favourite-pudding fruit was made at did prices. factories are still working well. ...

... This was a good entry, ilr J. W. Annett Togstone, winning with his beautifully shaped eleven yeat old, Stockton out of Blackberry. F. C. McCabe was a good second with brown mare, by Marquess, and Mr T. H. Jobling getting an for Young Bella. Three year ...

... country, The subject is engaging the serious thought of menn of all parties, The reniedies proposed are as plentiful as blackberries. They enobrace reforms iii the tenure, the transfer, the taxation, and the occupation and cultivation of land. There is ...

... juicelesa. Pears are better, and an excellently large show. Spanish (Almeria) grapes are in abuudanca and cheap. The favourite blackberries plentiful, and certainly not dear at per quart. rains have a tendency to these to fall rapidly. _ Tho ore trada to the ...

... regard to herself. She is becoming quite a celebrated toast, like I was. Then I say suitors must be as plentiful as blackberries, replied Mr flog. So, so, Miss Winnie, he added, laugh- ing, we may expert Ae hear that you are making the whole county ...

... was a good entry, Mr J, NV. Anuett of Togstone, winning with his beautifully shaped eleven yeas old, by Stockton out of Blackberry. Mr F. C. McCabe was a good second with a brown mare, by Marquess, and Mr T. H. Jobling getting an h c for Young Bella. ...

... the whole country. The subject is engaging the serious thought of men all parties. The remedies proposed are plentiful blackberries. They embrace reforms in the tenure,'the transfer, the taxation, and the occupation and cultivation land. There is a prevalent ...