... glare colour, amid quivering shadows on the sun-chequered sandy road, lined with daisies and blue-bells. Higher up are blackberries and wild roses, which, later on, brighten the same spot with red instead of green. Then there is tb© velvet moss, with ...

... was an abstemious, healthy, and active man. He left home shortly after dinner, apparently in his usual health, to gather blackberries, a quantity of which were in a basket beside him. Mr. Hustler was for many year.; in business as a grocer at Keighley and ...

... 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 ...

... 0 8 to v Rabbits, per couple 2 Cto 3 0 Flitches, per lb. .. 0 7to J j Hares, each 3 oto 4 0 I Hams, per lb 0 11 to » Blackberries, perlb. 0 0 to 0 0 I Eggs 10 to 11 for ls. Fat pigs for salting, minus head amb feet, Bs. Bd. to 9s. stohe of 14 lbs. Peiu-s ...

... dwelling, all about stood crooked, uatrimmed apple and wild plum trass, «ad all along ita irregular stone wall sprang currant blackberry r una an that twisted aad turned in and oat batweea the great loom stone* aad stretehed over the pathway. The ptoee waa ...

... that they belong as and tropical reftions, being active animal allies, as our English wild strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries are adapted the smaller needs of northern birds. Even among the plum or almond sulv-trlbe itseli there are many differences ...

... clever play bo bis now given to the stage, has been prodigal of his wit. The good things in hi* dialogue are as plentiful blackberries co a hedge, but they seem to *»*•«* quite naturally, and are never oluuirily Moreover, mote character than the witticisms ...

... the conveyance nndb went m‘:a. an adjoining field for the purpose of shooting, . and the other chil':l in the meantime pm blackberries at a little distance, leaving the two ladies alone. By some cause or other the horse, which was considered a very quiet ...

... foreign do. 6er peek ; blackberries 6d. per quart; cucumbers 4d. to ...

... 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 ...

... 3a. t>d., pears la. dd. 2a., do. deasart) 3s. to 3a. 6d. par stone: plume (Victoria) 10a. per aim; do. 2a. 6 ...

... the glare of colour, &oil quivering shadow, on the sun-obequered sandy road, lined with daisies blue-belle. Higher up are blackberries and wild roses, which, later on, brighteo the same spot with red instead of green. Then there is the grey velvet moss, ...