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... 500; prunes, 151,390; gages, 518,088; raspberries, 00,132; strawberries, 11,943; tomatos, 5,844,031; quinces, 246,013; blackberries, apples, 1,448,210. AGRICULTURE CANADA.— The report of the Minister of Agriculture of Canada for the year 1882 has been ...
... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruit? as the peach, nectarine, apricot, plum, fig, grape, cherry, and orange are as plentiful blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New Sooth Wales are among its sights, and in the neighbourhood of Sydney and round Port ...
... from 5s to bs ed per brace, venison 8d per lb., plums lid to 3d. ?? „, to __ __■ Mt» 3d per lb, peat lsto ls 6d Be- bibs, blackberries 5d per lb, ?? ducks 3s to 3i 6d t-er brace, pheasants 5s to 7s, and plovers Is to 3s per POTATO MARKETS Dokcasteb, Saturday ...
... the fields, where a little waterfall trickled merrily, a cave among the rocks, • wild sod lovely pasture-field, where the blackberries ripened like strings of glittering jet, and • big, beautiful barn, where Daisy could curl herself up in the hay, and read ...
... celery, la 84. per bundle Fruit, to. Eng. •■ijSjf' * do., per ease; Lisbon black do., 32a per ease; £■ ■sloor, ttC ' l '■ blackberries, to per stone; pomegranatea fid to Sd per Aorta and lis. to per oase. HELMS LEY,.Friday.—Potatoes for Üble use, Gd to per ...
... George Dithach, farmer, with assaulting him on the 13th .—Complainant said that on the “da y named, seeing a person getting blackberries in his field, he went into i and turn round saw the defendant and asked him what he was doing there, to which bh ied that ...
... blac-purpur was rust; and blac-img signified paleness, wanness. contradistinction to blac, meant black ; blscc-berrio was blackberry ; blsec-eru, an ink-place or stand; blase-gym, bfack fossil, jet; blrec-rhem, raven ; bksc-tyro, black tar, naphtha; a sort ...
... ocean. j Poltical doctors who can discover the latent causes of, and diagnose national disease, are as j i plentiful as blackberries; but an impersonal; ' spirit of evil does not so readily approve itself : to the consciousness of credulous Tories as a ...
... no further. Mr. M'Coan had given his promise, and let the House be content with that. If promises were l as plentiful _s blackberries he would give no promise on compulsion, but »vould continue un- i compromising to the bitter end. In this defiant ! and ...
... conspicuously absent. Charges against the Government, without a tittle of evidence to sustain them, were as plentiful as blackberries in Sep_ mber. Denunciations of the Govern- ment policy were as thick as leaves in Yallam- brosa; but winnow the speeches ...
... to pay 3s. and 17s. costs. — John Hart was cbarged by Joseph A! kin. on with wilful damage and trespass wbilst gathering blackberries in woods belong- ing to Mr. Fir eh. Fined ld. and Bs. 6d. costs. WHITBY. Housebreaking. — At nearly midnight on Friday ...
... trespassing in pursuit of game on the ' Wingerworth estate, on the 26th ult. — The defendant said he was only gathering blackberries, but he j acknowledged to trespassing, and also having a dog with him. — He was fined 10s., including costs. Ilkeston ...