... chestnuts, 3d. per lb. ; filberts, 1/ per lb.; mushrooms, Bd. to 10J. per lb.; onions, Id. per lb. ; lemons, 1/8 per dozen ; blackberries, sd. per lb. LINCOLN PROVISION, li'biiiat.— Butter, 1/4 to 1/6 per lb.; eggs, 8 for 1/; live fowls, 4/ to 5/ ; dressed ...

... to 1/ per lb.; lemons, l*d. eaoh; tomatoes, fo eign, 4d. per lb: ditto, English, 6d. per lb. ; mushrooms, lOd. per lb.; blackberries, 3Jd. per quart ; apples, 2d. and 3d per lb ; damaona, 6d. per lb. ; kidney beans, ljd. per lb.; celery, ljd. per stick ...

... Pure RASPBERRY, 21b. Jan, lOd. each. Pure STRAWBERRY, 21b. Jars, lOd. each. Pure BLACK CURRANTS, 21b. Jars, lOd. each. Pure BLACKBERRY, 21b. Jars, 7_d. each. Pure PLUM, 21b. Jars, 7_d. each. Pure APRICOT, 21b. Jars. lid. each. RASPBERRY and APPLE, 2lb. Jars ...

... RASPBERR V, 21b. Jars, lOd. eaoh. Pure STRAWBERRY, 2lb. Jars, lOd. each. Pure BLACK CURRANTS, 21b. Jars, lOd. each. Pure BLACKBERRY, 21b. Jars, 7£d. each. Pure PLUM, 2lb. Jars, 7Jd. eaoh. Pure APRICOT, 21b. Jars, lid. each. RASPBERRY and APPLE, 2lb. Jars ...

... RASPBERRY, 2lb. Jar?, lOd. each. Pure STRAWBERRY, 21b. Jars, lOd. each. Pnro BLACK CURRANTS, 21b. Jars, lOd. eaoh. Pure BLACKBERRY, 21b. Jars, 7_ ...

... five real good things como off an owner ought to bo well content Tips for the Lincolnshire Handicap are as plenty as blackberries jnst now, but little vaine can be attached to the vapourings of needy touts. No doubt Morton's stable wil! supply a hot ...

... the tan. Choufleur practised over fences. Come Away (Mr. H. Beasley riding) galloped four miles and a quarter, attended by Blackberry the first, and by Sarah Bernhardt and Mount Armstrong the last half of tho journey. Cruiser did steady work over two miles ...

... representations of the views of one who is politely called the late President of the Shef- field Caucus as a bramble bush of blackberries in October, is made the prelude to a quotation which has no more bearing on the real genesis of household suffrage than ...

... The next highest figure waa 75gs. paid for Sportaman, a grey gelding by Prince Arthur, and highly recommended. Per 72g5., Blackberry, a handsome dark chestnut gelding, by Hill ingdon, was sold. The som of 70gs. was given for each of the three following ...

... large mortality among those who have some claim to a place in such a record. The deaths chronicled are as plen- tiful as blackberries in a sunny autumn, and this profusion of obituary notices of pro- minent citizens reflects, unfortunately, what has happened ...

... believe in disinterestedness if it were not paraded ad nauseam to an extent which makes we and our and us thick as blackberries iv a sunny autumn. These remind us that gui s' excuse s' accuse. They show an uneasy con- science, and are as indiscreet ...

... Mon- day ; and threats of what will happen if the company do not moderate their demands, will be almost as plentiful as blackberries in antumn. The company carries on its opera- tions only on sufferance; and, therefore, cannot do without the assistance ...