... Mr. Lever, of Bownon, writes to the Morning Post as tollows:— “For preserving there is on better fruit to be found:than Blackberries, which are not only valuable as an article of food, but invaluable medic Mas n le into tea, in cases of cold, sore throat ...

... Lever, of Bowdon, Cheshire, writes to the Morning Pott ss follows:— For preserving there is better fruit to be found than Blackberries, which are not only valuable an article of food, but invaluable medicinally made Into tea, oases of cold, sore throat, ...

... Mr. Ellis Lever, Bowrios, Cheshire, writes to the Horning I'oet follows:— For preserving ere no beiter fruit found than Blackberries, which are not only rsluable as article of food, but medicinally made into tea, in cases cold, sore throat, •harrhuu, t-e ...

... s. JEVONS, K'ug's | Me. Exxis Lever, of writes to the Morning Post as For reserving there is on fruit to be found than Blackberries, which are not onty || valuable as an article of food, but invaluable melicinally made + into tea, in cases of cold, sore ...

... Ellis Levee, Bowdok, Cheshire, writes to I tbe Uoraiuo Pott toliows:— For preserv ing there no Ibe fruit be found than Blackberries, which are not only valuable article of food, but in valuable medicinally made | into tea, iv esses of cold, sore throat ...

... and 2s. Mr. Exvus Lever, of Bownox, writes to the Morning Post as For serving there is no be ter fruit to bo found than Blackberries, which are not only valuable as an articie of food, but invaluatle incdicinally made into tea, in cases of cold, sore throst ...

... of Bow don, Cheshire, writes to the Moruinn Post a* lollows:— ■ For preserving there is no ter fruit to be found than Blackberries, which arc not only valuable as article of food, but invaluable medicinally wad* into tea, in case* of cold, sore throat ...

... Lever, of Bownon, Cuesuime, writes to a the Morning Post as follows:—“ Por preserving there | better fruit to be found than Blackberries, which are not onl¥ valuable as an article of food, but invaluable mediciu into tea, in cases of cold, sore throat, diarrhaa ...

... Ellis Lever, Cheshire, writes to ' the Morning Pot tollows--— For preserving there is no ,' better Iruit be found than Blackberries, which are not only valuable as article food, but invaluable die it-ally made into cases of cold, throat, diarrbaia, sac ...

... giad to be able to help you with a few suggestions. Day, none shall be entitled to our ticket until certified to clear a blackberry wire thirty inches from the ground. Must also be able to aistingaish a turnip field from a I think it would not be teo turnpike ...

... underwood in a plantation owned by the Butterley Company, at Codnor Park, on the Ist inst. Defendant said he was gathering blackberries when the watcher came up; he had done no injury. aT Copnor. — LANcTon was charged with having stolen a catbage and two ...

... 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 ) ...