... l and tropical regions, being adapted to large and WOO animal allies, as our English wild snowballs,. raspberries, and blackberries are adapted to Mailer needs of northern birds. among the plum or almond sub-tribe itself am many differences of size and ...

... tuples, 2d- to 2{d. per lb.; plums, 3d. per lb.; pears, 3d. per lb.; onions, Id. 2d. per lb.; green peas, 2». per peck; blackberries, fid. per quart; cucumber*, 4d. 7a. each. Hide, Sxct, Fas Friday.— Mcasre. Joseph Watson & Sons' report:— P«rU>. Hides ...

... strawberry, where the common bed of the numerous seed-cells a succulent condition; nor with' that adopted by the raspberry and blackberry, where the outer coat of each seed-vessel becomes itself* juicy covering; nor with that adopted by the plum and cherry, ...

... by the straw- berry, where the common n bed of the numerous 66-1 ent cundition; nor with an seed-cells assumes a succul i blackberry, where hers that adopted by the raspberry and 8.15, the outer coat of each see 1 becomes itself s de nor Wi ith that adopted ...