... BLACKBERBIES! BLACKBERRIES ! Bought in any quantities, and the best Prices fvu.—Apply, J. SxitH, Rother-street, Stratford-onvon. “7 ANTED, at Michaelmas next, an exienced SHEPHERD, married man. Good Zottngof:ud.—-c. CorsETT, Quinton, Stratford-onvon ...

... brace; tomatoes, 21 to 4d perlb.; kidney beans, 1s to 2s 6d ver pot : onions, 3s to 4s per pot; shallots, 1d to I}d per lb.; blackberries, 1d to 11d per Ib. ; apples, 3s to 93 per pot ; ears, 53 to 12s per pot; plums, 9s to 15s per pot ; Snmsons, 0s to 9s per ...

... &er pot ; shallots, 1d to I}d per lb.; lettuce, 7d to g‘fwr doz.; cucumbers, 3d to 6d per brace; grapes, to 10d per 1lb.; blackberries, 1d to 14d; plums, 7s to 15s per pot; pears, 5s to 18s Yer ‘})ot; apg}ies, 4s to 9s 0d per pot; potatoes, s 6d to 2s jer ...

... and worked by womanly hands. A drain-pipe, converted, after the modern fashion, intoadrawing-room ornament, had birds on a blackberry bramble painted upon it; and a stool, evidently intended for ornament rather than use, was adorned with roees, and these ...

... were devoted to strawberries, 30 acres to black currants, 14 acres to raspberries, besides other fruits, and a field of blackberries, which are mixed with apples in the making of a very superior conserve. Mr. Wilkin states that his frait-culture involves ...

... name for large keeping pears. The nut, so famous in the lore of All Hallows Eve, is frequently mentioned by Shakespeare. Blackberries and mushrooms also find a place in his pages. As has been said, Shakespeare’s notices of the autumnoal festivals are not ...

... far the water of Henley has not affected the heulth of the inhabitants, as ootogenarians there are almost as plentiful as blackberries. This may be so, but pure water might so prolong the life of those who have passed the allotted period of man that they ...