... apples, to la. per stone ; stripes and la per stone American apples, 13s. to per barrel; pears. Is. 41. to la per stone; blackberries, 2s. 3d. to per stone; pomegranates, 15s. to per case, and to 101 per dozen. BEDALK. Tuesday.—Best samples sold at per ...

... moulding them for God. I remember, when stationed in Todmorden, hearing the corn-crake, end playing at football, and gathering blackberries, where are now scores of streets, and where people crowd hero sat and dreamed of heaven, and have learned lessons which ...

... etonMlng them for God. I remembered when stationed in Todmordeo bearing the corn-crake, and playing football, and gathering blackberries, era now scares of streets, and where people crowd thoneande la the old Dogboom chapel, I bate sat and dreamed of beaten ...

... appeared that the defendant's busts had *soaped from the field through the breaking down of the hedges by persona gathering blackberries and mushrooms. Th• case was dismissed. _ TO - QO/7. Waller Bowman, was summooted by James Walter Morris, landlord of the ...

... keying a fall or precipice of shed thirty feet, which is fenced off Ins asbid. The girl, along with a casissides , less blackberries and over.balanosd Malt while reaching over the fence, and fell a distress of fully thirty feet. She alighted on • bed of ...

... ivy and heather, vegetables and fruit, the appearance being very pleasing. The gad standards were festooned with grapes, blackberries, kn., and entwined with corn and w he at. Altogether the work displays much artistic merit, and was greatly admired by ...

... Halligan, labourer, who stated he saw the whole affair, and saw the complainant strike first in the mouth.— Case dismissed. BLACKBERRYING AND STICKING.—Mary Canavan, Mary O'Brien, Maggie Holmes, Ellen Tarpey, Mary Hannah Henry, of Knaresbro', were charged with ...

... wood. RUkard Dotson, woodman, deposed to seeing the defendant. in Tickbill Wood, on the 22d Sept., gathering •tick, and blackberries.—Hairy Fee., gamekeeper, deposed to seeing M. H. Henry with three or four bundlee of sticks in Birkhem. Defendants were ...

... Grouse, per brace.. 4 6 to 5 6 | Hams, per lb 0 9 to 1 0 Partridges, per brce 3 0 to 3 6 I Mushrooms, per lb. 0 6 to 0 0 Blackberries, prqt. 0 3 to 0 3i | Eggs 9 to 10 for ls. Fat pigs for salting, minus head and feet, 6s. 6d. to 7s. od. per stone of 14 ...

... at Conisbro' on the ?? inst. was fined 10s.— William Chafer, of 'h -tlcy, for damaging covers at Cusworth, by PMciiug blackberries, was lined lis., including cirtr.ap.. and cost. .— Wm. Hines Trammer, Swinton, ,■ ?? remanded on bail for cutting and ...

... pears (French) 4s to per box ; do. (English) ls 6d to per stone plums (Damsons) 6s 6d to 7s, do. (Winesour) ls 3d to Is 6d, blackberries 2s 6d to 3s per stone ; tomatoes (English) 5d to 6d, do. (foreign) 3d 4d per lb. Letburn, Friday.—Butter in rolls of 21 ...

... the complainant had few words with the defendant’s wife. On the following morning the prosecutrix went out to gather some blackberries, and while thus engaged she met with two of the servants, with whom she had some conversation, which the defendant overheard ...