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... ls and bd costs for damaging a hedge *>n Mr Stevenson's farm at Skelton. The boys pulled down the hedge whilst gathering blackberries. — Two other lads named John Cook and Jno. Davison were ordered to pay half-a-crown each for setting off fireworks in Westgate ...
... Keswick applet, to 5a per bu.ih-l, and lCd to 4 ...
... Beamstrets, by Misterton— Btitcn iv Ti ne (* bye) ?? Avon Book bt Jessie I Almonds and Raisin* beat bally Bieaa bt Glenshee Blackberry ?? Snowdrift bt Frippery I Seametresa bt Potentate Bally Bras* bt Avon Rook Almond* and Raisin* (a byei beamatress bt Snowdrift ...
... strawberries, raspberries, and black-caps are nutritive and refrigerant, Raspbemes and black-caps are slightly astringent; blackberries, I persimmons, pomegranates, and guava apples arc decidedly astringent, valuable for checking morbid discharges in proportion ...
... Raspberry and Gooseberry 1/1 2 2 Blackcurrants 111 2 Raspberry.. 1/1 2 Bilberry.. 1/1 Also Blackberry and Apple, Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackcurrants, Raspberry and Redcurrants, Greengage, Jellies, &c., &c., in llb. and 21b ...
... 10 to 1 0 Grouse 5 0 to 0 0 ; Geese, per lb 0 lOito 0 U Partridges, pr brace 3 6 to 0 0 j Pheasants, per brc. 6 0 to 7 0 Blackberries per qt. 0 4 to 0 5 Pears, per lb 0 l '.to 0 4 Apples, per lb 0 IUo 0 2 I Eg&s 9 to 10 for ls. Fat pigs for salting, miuus ...
... the Great Northern Railway, late on Saturday night He was in company with three other men. They w cut into the country blackberrying, and walked home along the line. When near Thurnby an express train, travelling at great speed, swept round a curve before ...
... seulillowers 2d. to 4d., lemons 2d. to Mi. each ; plums 3d. to 4d., foreign grapes Gd. to G- 8d., Enghish do. 2s. per lb. ; blackberries od. per quart. ) 9cARiuonOUGaFOCH, Friday.-Herrings (salted) 3s. 6G. I per 100, soles Is.' 7d. to Is. 9d., tssrbot Is. ...
... near Leicester, were run into by an express train, and one of them cut to pieces. The men, appears, went into the country blackberrying, and decided walk home along the line. When near Thurnby an express train, travelling at great speed, swept ronnd a carve ...
... laying out the park hri utmost? pectaticne. Wbeu gave the park would be laid out walks n g • tret'- if. the heather and blackberry boshes; he ,- rxpectrd to see it laid out the park had laid If the other half the park were laid out wi»b the taste, Huddei6tieM ...
... Hebden at Hangingroyd, Wadsworth, Tuesday afternoon. The deceased returned home from school at noon, and want out gather blackberries the bank, near Foster mill. Nothing more was seen of him until his dead body was found in the water. It is suptwsed ac ...
... to £126 18a 9d. DROWNED WHILE BLACKBERRY GATHERING. A Bud case drowsing occurred the river Hebden, near Foster mill, Hebdeu-bridge, Tassdsy. A little hoy named Frederick Wadsworlb, went oat to gatiier some blackberries it is snppoasd, about noon, and ...