... eclipsed French journals in be- stowing titles and decorations where they were least to be found. But the many things of whose blackberry -like profusion these are but samples, are very effectually eclipsed now. The following is a perfect work of art, for no ...

... stripes and Is. Cd per stone: American apples, 14s. to 16s. per banc) pears. to per box ; do. common, la fid. per stooe ; blackberries, 2a fid. 3s. 3d. per stone. MANCHESTER. Tuesday. -Potatoes: Scotch, Cs. 7s. Cheshire, new. 4s. 01 to per load of 2J2ib ...

... fl-wi•rs are passing away. The children rejoice se they find the bright scarlet berries growing in the weillands, or the blackberries ripening in the hedges, bitt we older ones feel sorrowful, knowing these are the gifts of autumn—the siffll that the summer ...

... brighter fl are poising away. The children rejoice as they find the bright scarlet berries growing in the w.ukflands, or the blackberries ripening in the hedges, but we older noes feel sorrowful, knowing these are the gate of autumn—the sign that the anmmo•r ...

... Grouse, par brace.. 5 oto 5 8 | Mushrooms, par lb. 6 6to 0 8 Partridges, per brce 2 0 to 3 6 j Apples, per lb 0 2to 0 _ Blackberries, pr qt. 0 0 to 0 0 | Eggs 9 to 10 for ls. Fat pigs for salting, minus head and feet, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 0d ncr stone of 14 ...

... can leave out the lemon if not approved of. This inexpensive I pleasant beverage. Bi.avkiokby Jelly.— Crush mortar 31b. blackberries, place them a basin, and this in another hot water to extract the uice, •landing them in the oven the white. Boil 2o .of ...

... apples, lOil. la. 6*l. jx-r stone; stripe* and Is. per stone American apples. 13s. per barrel t-ear*. is. 4-1. Is per atone: blackberries. 2a. 3d. 3*. per atone; ran ate*, l'a to 16a. I*l |wr case, and Sd. to lOd. per dozen. MANCHESTER. Friday. Potatoes: .Scotch ...

... (French) 2s Gd Gd per box, do (hazel) Is ls per stone, plum.'; (Victoria) 6d to ss. do (Damsons) to 6d (\Vineoms), 9d to 2, blackberries 2s per stone, tomatoes (English) to Gd, do (foreign) 2d to 3d per lb, Leeds Game, Friday.—Uares 3s to 4s, leverets 2s Gd ...

... drowned under circumstances peculiarly rad. After dinner he and other lad* had gone for a walk by the riveroide gather blackberries near the tower of Fort Clarence. When tired of thU they diverted themselree of shoes and stockings and amuttd themselves ...

... Dewsbury Cutting, for the following recipe, which is a most excellent remedy in cases of diarrhcea. Take say two quarts of blackberries, to which can be added about t pint of water, then simmer in the oven or over the fire in a pan for a short time, and ...

... in the citadel , boy named Blake, living at Rochester, with some other lads went for a walk the river side to gather blackberries. When tired this they divested themselves of shoes and stockings and amused themselves bj throwing their caps into the ...

... Stanningion, and esett; also that the ischools iu the rural districts bad greatly suffered during the corn harvest and blackberry season. Boarp.—On Thursday evening the muathly meeting of this board was held at Chapeltown, preseut Mr. Dawson (chai ) ...