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... pnt forth, the 49 trials were ran off in considerably under six hours. Uares were, os usual, plentiful as the proverbial blackberry, and as they ran remarkably well, really first-class day’s sport was provided. The weather, with the exception of slight ...
... stone; grapes, fid. per lb.; cabbages, 8d- to la. ner dozen; turnips. 18 hunches for Is.; carrots, IS bunches for Is.; blackberries, 7d. per quart; fowls. ss. to o*. per couple; ducks, 6s. per couple; partridges, 3s. fid. per brace; gious*. ss. per bracp ...
... as was Alnaschar's day dream. If assertions could sus- tain the credit of Tory finance, we can have them as plentiful as blackberries: but a few facts and arguments would be infinitely more satis- fying, aud more conducive to belief. If the I Canal shares ...
... May, 1872. AuvAsrcau OLessor* Moons.—At beginning of this resident of Ulossopjianicrl James'BoUomlcy, aged years, pick blackberries in Oak Wood, o» tb*? («lo«sop Moors at Chunal.when lie walked into b*.g, sank to such depth that could not extricate himself ...
... each. Park, 9d. to 90. per lb. Vegetable Marrows, 4d. to 6d. Sparerib, Sid. to 9d per lb. each. Bacon(grect)7id.toBd.prlb. Blackberries, 4d. toad. per qt (cured),lld.to9d.perlb. English Grapes, 21. to 2s. bd. Rim (o/d), %Et° 10d. per lb. per lb. Ilam(cored) ...
... strongly at•cost the range on any pm tie* day s and yesterday also the wind was very touch against us. As some children were blackberrying near a ral:w.ly arch at Seabrook, Folke-tow, they found the lead body of amm lying under a bush. information was at once ...
... although not in special connection with Michaelman; the idea was that late in autumn tho devil threw his club over the blackberries and made them unwholesome. if not poisonous. Mr. Henderson, in his Folk Lore, mentions the case of a boy who peritieted ...
... peat* (common), la. 3d. to 6d.; do. (dessert), 2a. to Sa; plums (wineeours). 2a to 2a Gd. ; ao. (damsons), 10s. to 12a; blackberries, 4a to 4a Cd. per stone ; cauliflowers, la fid.; cabbages, 9d. to I*.; rod ditto, 2s. to 2a 6d.; turnips, 36 buncoes and ...
... ADVj_NTCI_. ON TUB GLO.C.MD _t„ At the beginning of thia weeka rwident of ...
... Maizj and oats steady. Beans in buyers' OTLEY MARKET, Oct. 6. Wh-_ t s. d. k. d. s. d. s. d. &''lli. r shel.. 5 6to 6 0 Blackberries, per ...
... Stansfeld by treadiug down underwoorl, on the 28th ult. It appears that the defendants, two men and two women, were gathering blackberries at Eniroyd, on the afternoon of the 28th, out laud preserved by Captain Stanafeld.—Defendants were ordered to pay—the women ...
... strongly across the range on any practice day, and yesterday also the wind was very much against us.” As some children were blackberrying near a railway arch at Seabrook, Folkestone, they found the dead body of a man lying under a bush. Information was at once ...