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... barrel; ine - apples (St. Michael) 6s. to 3., 12s. each; tomatoes, IEglishl 8d. to 9d., do. foreign 4d. to 6d. per lb. ; blackberries 2s. 6iL. to 4B. 9d. per stone. LEEDS, Friday.-Game and dressed poultry: Pheasants 4 s. to Cs. Cd, partridges 2s. Cd. to ...
... very low price, and become vulgar and common. Before it is too late, and some of my country readers are still gathering blackberries wherewith to dye their lips immediately, or to send up to friends in London, in baskets packed with lovely bundles of heath ...
... Corduca. MB ELLIS LEVER, of Bowdoa, Cheshire, writes to the MoriU»a Pot follow* For preeervioc there no tetter fruit than Blackberries, which ere not only valuable article »„S , K FF,RIS! K,W ...
... material for the manufacture would no longer be a drug in the market. Agricultural speeches are now almost as plentiful as blackberries in September, for the autumnal session of the chambers of agriculture has commenced, and the annual dinners of petty district ...
... Ellis Lever, of BOWDOS, Cheshire, writes tho Uominq Peat a» tollowe:— For preserving there better fruit to bo found than Blackberries, which are not o.ilv valuable an articin food, but medicinally macuj into tea, cases of cold, sore throat, dlarrbcsa, He ...
... better fruit to found than Blackberries, which are not only valuable article of food, but invaluable medicinally made into tea, in coses of cold, sore throat, diarrhoea, ftc. Ask your grocer tor Win. P. Hartley's Blackberry with Apple Jelly, new season's ...
... can supply it ud. o.!.—Arm. ' Mb. EtusLsvsa, of BoffDON, rnxS-fs the Morning For preserving is on be tar fruit found than Blackberries, which are net only valuable an article of food, bat Isntaabl* OKdioaoaUr mad* Into tea, in oases cold, sore throat, ate ...
... Fruit 2 Raspberries 2 Damsons 2 Black Currants 2 Strawberry 2 Greengage 2 Bilberry 2 Rasps and Apples 2 Blackberry and Apple 9J. 2 Gooseberry and Apple 2 Mixed Fruit 7d. 1 Gooseberry and Apple 41d. Hid. 11d. Also 11b. pots of Keiller's ...
... Darosona 21b. Illack nl S 21b. Htrawbifrv f , fir.enpage I,d * 21b. Itilberry h. !:aspberries and Applea \ Ouly '.'.l, 21b. Blackberry } each. 2l£Goo»eb*>rrr and Apples 5 -. 21b. Mixed Fruit } lII*. Gooseberry and Apples Also Itti pots «•( S MARMALADE and ...
... papers. A reporter touchingly Ws. killed and .itherwise injorni. . . The easiest way to murk table linen : • baby sad a blackberry pie alone at the table for three minute,. I would Ate for you, she pillowing her bead ,boulder. 0h,, ye needn't, darling ...
... HUDSON’S.— Apr. Mr. Lever, of Bownon, writes to the Morning Post as For rving there is on beter fruit to be found than Blackberries, which are not only valuable as an article of food, but invaluable medicinally made into tea, in cares of cold, sore throat ...
... greenings 13s. to 14s., do. New- towns 259. to 309. per barrel; tomatoes, English 7d. to l8d., do. foreign 3d. to 4d. per lb. ; blackberries 2s. to :2s. Gd. par stone. L;YErnun, Friday.-Ohamnions 4d. per stone wholesale. idMsAnCsREBT, Friday.-IEng)ish potatoes ...