... G.—Flowers, Fruit, and Still Life. I.—Miss E. M. Gunnell, 523 Apple Bloseojj, broiiza msdal. ll.—Miss Floud, 586 Blackberries, Class lll.—Black and White. I.—Mrs. Bere, 615, Oak— Buckland Abbey, 616, St. Edmund's, Salisbury, 619, The Avenue ...

... commended. C. —Flowers, Fruit, and Still Life. I.—Miss E. M. Gunnell, 523 Apple Blossom, brorz3 medal. ll.—Miss Floud, 585 Blackberries, Class lll.—Black and White. I—Mrs. Bere, 615, Oak—Buckland Abbey, 616, St. Edmund's, Salisbury, 619, The Avenue ...

... brocoli, 2d to cucumbers 3d to to Per dish; rhubarb, Id >er bundle; Pet ■ garlic eaoh J focaanuts, 3d to 6d ; mushrooms, 4d blackberries •1' artlcboke6 » per score; mulberries, 6d ; is. * ' ma iden honey, Is 4d per lb.; brood ditto, lid 2 to fi ' 8 , 6d ...

... figure from the by W Osmond. Sepia drawing —competition waa nerlons,. she prize being given Miss Farquharaon for drawing of blackberries cleverly and delicately painted, Missea Dryden and Martin coming next with worka of equal merit—tho second prize waa therefore ...

... tbe cast by W Osmond. Sepia drawing —competition was erlous, tbe ptlze being given to Miss a Farquharson for a drawing of blackberries cleverly and delicately painted, Misses Julia Dryden and Martin coming next with works of equal m second prize was therefore ...

... bundle; cucumbers, 3d to each; coc lanuts, to mushrooms. 4d l !)>• > Karlie, 8d; artichokes, Is per score; mulberries, ; blackberries, 4d ; maiden houey. Is 4d per lb.; brood ditto, lid to Is. Fish.—Turbot. 7s to 15s each; ant ditto. Is per lb.; brill. ...

... morning and proceeded on her voyage, Q ACCIDBNT TO A LAD WHILE BLACKBISB^ 1 ' afternoon Albert Spiller, ten f« Lane, whilt blackberrying , » V Leeks, fell from a hedge and got hi left fo° c d' _ the ground and broke leg. He was crnvw (, JJevoa and Exeter Hospital ...

... per doz ; carrots, per bunch ; turnips. per score ; onions. Id per lb ; cucumbers, Id to eacli; m-ishrooms, 2d per lb ; blackberries, per quart.—The attendance was large, but trade was remarkably dull. Several pens of sheep were offered at auction by Mr ...

... had always believed Hammond to be a lad of good character. Ha had known him all fata life.—Nichols said he was picking blackberries, and when the hedge his foot slipped and he fell into the orobard. oaelng some apples under a tree he put some his hat ...

... had never heard 'hat P' and had, on the contrary, always Slip Went hjm.—Nicholla, defence, said au fell ; bridge to pick blackberries, and a tree - , 'he orchard. Seeing some apples them .P lc,E some up and brought them out the basket.—The Bench fined the ...

... were the aame sort as those the farm, Cross examined —It was a common thing to see similar ducks and fowls. While picking blackberries, she heard that her husband accused of stealing tbe pouUry and she told him, and he went at once to James Witness admitted ...

... be had always believed Hammond to be a lad of good character. He had known him all hia life.—Nichols said he was picking blackberries, and when on tbe hedge his foot slipped aad fell into tbe orohard, Seeing rome apples under a tree he put some his hat ...