... scholars on the books only 109 were present. The attributed the bad attendance to the fact that the children went picking blackberries. Mrs, Trout appeared before the Board ra- specting her boy, who was reported to have attended irregularly, and was cautioned ...

... —Elizabeth Stoneman, a widow, said she lived at Newton St. Cyres. Oa Saturday morning, about 9 o’clock, she was pickiog blackberries by the side of the river. She saw blood on the ground. It was quite fresh, and she traced it along towards the river, where ...

... called either decccticn sloe-poison.”’ The hazel-nut acd the blackberry are to be found everywhere in ebuadance ; so that this is a rare time for those who love to ge “‘ a-nutiing ” or a-blackberrying.”’ * Scorn’d bramble of the brake ! Thou bidst me be a boy ...

... garden October Yellow planted in an open yet sheltered situation in soil moderately light and well enriched. The Lawton Blackberry is worthy of more extended culture, giving, as it does, an abundance of fine fruit for tarts or jam in late summer and autumn ...

... second and third. The winner was sold to Mr H Ward for 155gs. Tue Srawanps’ (One mile.)—Mr C J Cuaningham’s Margaret II. beat Blackberry. Betting : 7 te 1 on Margaret II. Won by a neck. PLUMPTON (SUSSEX) SEPTEMBER MEETING. (BY TELEGRAPH.) or RuNNING FoR SaTuRDAY ...

... sjd per lb; mutton, 7 te 8d; lamb, 8$4 to 91; apples, 1s 6d to 38 6d head 100; plums, 1s; potatoes, &d to 9d per stene ; blackberries, 3d per quart. LAUNCESTON Wheat, Se 6d to 93 per 1251b; ditto seed, 10s ; barley, 6331 te 6s 6d per 1081»; oats, 638 3d ...

... repudiated the Dom Miguel loan. That’s not encouraging for the union of the Latin races. Though Princes are as plentifal as blackberries in Russ‘a, several of them ornamenting the ranks of the cab- men, it is rarely that any of them stray to the scaffold. ...

... not a stroag thing to put one’s reliance on logic ; and our own logic, is generally wrong. Reasons are as plentiful as blackberries and like they serve impartially with “all sides.” This, | it must be oonfessed, is a view that has a good deal to say for ...

... cucumber*, to 3d each lettuce. a head ; per bundle ; turnips, a French beans, fur l|d ; vegetable marrow*, to fid each; blackberries, id per quart; plums, 4d fid per quart. Shambles Beef, to per lb ; mutton, 8d to lOd; pork, fid to 7d ; bacon, Sd to fid; ...

... per to 7s 6d a couple; ap les, 3d id te 34 each ; —— lettuce, 14 a head ; carrots, 1d per bundle ; 3. 1 marrows, each ; blackberries, aart. Bhambles: Beef, Rd to 94 per Tb ; mutton, 8d to 10d pork, 44 to 74; bacon. 54 to 3 8d ta 100; suet, 64 to ad; rabbits ...

... 74 to 8} per lb; mutten, 7 to Spd; veal, 6d to 8d ; lamb, to 91; apples, 1s 6d to pee 190; plume, is; to $d por stone ; blackberries, 34 per quart. BARNSTAPLE There was a large supply of beasts, and a good attendanee Frade was very slow, the supply far ...

... 94; potatoes, 7d to 8d per stone ; French beans, 1d to 1ga per 100; apples, 1s te 1s 64 ; whortleberries, 6d per quart ; blackberries, 34. WAKEFIELD CORN—YEsrerpay. Wheat trade very slow, at nominally the same prices as last week. Large supply of new English ...