... kegs, 6; mild, 129. POTATOES. GAINSBRO' POTATO, &c, Tuesday.— New pota- toes, Is. per Btone, or 14s. to 15s. per load ; blackberries, 3d per ib., or 2s. 6d. per stone; red and white currants, I 2d. per ib., or Is. 9d. per stone; peas, lOd. to Is. 2d. per ...

... hopeless to give a list of the company present, suffice it to say that Masters of Hounds were as thick on the ground as blackberries, and in addition to them nearly every gentleman in the slightest degree connected with agriculture in Yorkshire or elsewhere ...

... preacher's sal try about £L 0 per year, it was no wonder that good John iv Mr. Wesley's day, at one time had to go picking blackberries for diuuer, and when his coat was nearly out he hardly knew where the next coat was coming from, as he had no money to ...

... in that district. striking contrast, he might say that lie afterwards visited Belfast, where he found publichouses thick blackberries ; there disorder, misery, and wretchedness prevailed, and inquiry of one of the factory owners, lie found that nothing ...

... some specimens of cleverly painted underglaza work, amongst which a pair of egg- shaped vases, with passion flowers and blackberry on a buff-oolonred ground, will be greatly admired. Several of the plaques bave been improved in appearance by the addition ...