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... of a deposit by John ?leale with the Coventry Union Banking Company, of the date 6th March, -1871, of the title deeds of Blackberry Hall Farm, in the parish of Exhall, as security for his banking account, and that they had con- sequently an equitable charge ...
... 4d. to SJ. per lb. ; nuts, Id. 2d. per lb. ; beetroot. Id. to 2d. each ; celery, 3d. to per stick ; onions. j» r !l». ; blackberries. Id. l' d. i«r lb; mushrooms, VI. 4d. |* r lb. ; Id. per lb. ; parsnip*. Id. |**r lb. ; turnips, Id. per lb. ; grapes uouse ...
... 6d. per pot; common wears, 2a per pot; ditto, 7a per pot; ditto, 6a to lk per crate; deoMoaa 8a per pot; fla per case; blackberries, 3d. 6d. per 121b. ; pomegrerstes, 7a per ewe; Almeria fla 12a per barrel; Guernsey ditto, 4d. to la par lb.; Lisbon ditto ...
... bra; magnum plums, lis. per pot; Victoria ditto, 12s. 6d. per pot; damsons, 12s. 13*. fid. per pot; melons, 10a. per case; blackberries. Is. fid. to per 121b.; grapes, 6a. lis. fid. per barrel; Guernsey ditto. 3d. to la. per lb. ; pineapples, 2s. each; oranges ...
... at 145gs. Amongst other first-class lots were A Brittany Shepherdess, by Jules Breon,400s.;A grl rivng ales, by G. Mason. Blackberry Gaterigby . Mso, SOgs; ortaitofa Lady, by J. opperR.A, 40gs ; ortaitof ?? of Waldegrave; by Sir J. Reynolds, 370gs. AFwcANS ...
... holidays. These are not enumerated in the above. Some of the colonists netted from 600 to 700 dollars out of their last year's blackberry crop, and besides this sold from 300 to 400 dollars out of their sweet potatoes. Their grapes are also beginning to pay ...
... prosecuted, and Mr. Richardson appeared for the ?? wasalleged that on the 14th inst., while the prosecutrix was gathering blackberries at place called the Dry Wood, near Milton, the priscier accosted her, and afterwards assaulted her in an in- decent manner ...
... huckdleberies, ae by no means a full crop, being best on Cape Cod and in the berry pastures of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Blackberries awe the fullest crop of the small fruits. Even the hardy currant is not generally abundant, while red raspberries, blmekc*ps ...
... agst Bulmer, and 10 to I agst any -Sear Trap was soon headed by Blackberry, who went on -weil cler of Star Trap and Florence St. John, with Bulmer next, and Prospective last. Blackberry held a clear lead until entering the line for borne, where Star Trap ...
... lady who gave a little dinner on the following evening to a -elect party of four, all women. had her table decorated with blackberries and their own braminble leaves. None of the berries were ripe, but were in the ruddy stare which is so ornamental, and ...
... Payne), Banker (Mn. McNeill), Blackberry (Mr. Holder), and Acceptance (Captain Darry) also ?? : 2 to 1 egst Isabella, b to 4 eget Psyche, soad 4 to 1 agst Empress. -Banker was followed by Syrna and Isabella, with Blackberry nest, for about a mile, when ...
... plums, 2d. to 4d. per ; 3d. per lb. ; French pears, 3d. each ; English tomatoes. bd. per lb. ; apples, 2d, to 4d. per lb. ; blackberries, 4d. per lb.; onions, Id. per lb.; English grapes. Is. bd. per lb. WHlTCHl licit.—'The supply good, trade brisk for the ...