... plums, 141,014 ; blue plums, 153,509 ; 151,390; gages, 518,088; raspberries, t a J berries, 11.943; 5,844,031; ...

... are clever and elaborate of china decoration. Mrs. D. Parbury is strongly with half-a-dozgn works, . among them bein The Blackberry Gatherers—a euch Birket Foster delights in—and | several pleasi examples of flower paintin effort bere b, ne lina Mabel ...

... Fruit lingisait for Sommer Hats, Splendid Shades awl Combinations el Pismo GMariss, Carron*, Strairlagriss. Raspberries, Blackberries, Mintatur • Apples, Pears, Ay, &o. oar gigs ef Flowers is ft* gm Mr thing littl,erto shown iti this count. y. 'Ladies who ...

... 509 ; prunes, 151,390; gages, 518,088; raspberries, 60,132 ; strawberries, 11,943 ; tomatos, 5,844,031; quinces, 246,613; blackberries, apples, 1>448,210 1 XHifi A boy of six years of age, named Howard Daniel Varrall, died in London this week from suffocation ...

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... appoint Dittrict Aeen ; a ID Bcotlaad . Bpscialities in Barrels and Casda inorode Califomisu Grape . Poach , Ubornr , and Blackberry Brandies , Amcricau AlcoholsLiqueurs , and Cocktails , with a larae Tariely of selected Buurbon and Ria WhIsUes . which ...

... 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 ...

... stone Green peso (par quart). . Asparagus (per , Cucumbers Cherries (per lb.) Plums „ Apples Peers Gooesbmwies(Pr quiet) Blackberries Strawberries Rabbits (pee couple), Apples (per stone), Onions I to NIABYPOICI GRAIN. FRIDAY.—These were four samples ...

... great falling off from previous shows ; and these were only moderate. Potatoes were • good lot ; and a quantity of fine blackberries were much admired. Generally, however, the exhibits in this department were poor both as to numbers and quality. Mr. P ...

... very neatly arranged, were cinch admired. The display of fruitincluding some very nice grapes, strawberriee, cherries, blackberries, goreeberries, melons, and peaches —was exceedingly creditable. Vegetables were a sery fair show, and the quality was good ...

... perhaps quite the best of its kind, someone remarked that hunters and hounds, M.F.H.'s and huntsmen, were as thick as blackberries in September. Then, again, the New Forest is a favourite trysting-placo for those who like to hear hound music whenever ...

... 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 ...