... Squire, yrsit. Bmadbent 0 7 Mr. W. Sander-on's Blac berry. Wkidowfield 0 B»*tting: to 4 on Fabiuhi. to 1 agst Primus, 7 Blackberry. I to 1 each end Fruit. Tabiola made the running. follow*sl by Stokesley and Farington to th ...

... prices for FRIDAY and SATURDAY NEXT ONLY. CLEARING THIS SEASON' JAMS. Sib. Jars Damsons. 3d.; 71b. Jars. Is. ICjd.; 21b. Jars Blackberry and Apple cr Plum. 7id.; l!i>. Apple Jelly or Apricot and Apple. 4id. Cooking Fruit.—Plums, Zjd. end 4*d. Muscatel Raisins ...

... Baron got from his shaadry. and started to bent them with h« whip A scuffle followed, and Baron fell with his face into a blackberry bush. —Mr. Read denied his client struck either of the Aspins. When he came along the lane Benjamin A spin became abusive ...

... 11 to 12 tor I*.; damsons, I*. Is. Id. per 211l>.; apples, fid. to 2s. per score ; pears. Is. 3d. Is. 9d. per score ; blackberries, 2d. to 3d. per quart ; rabbits, Is. fid. 2s. per couple ; pork! 4id. to 4td. per lb. LONDON, Friday.—Butter irregular ...

... has been quite lately discovered that pure blackberry jam give-, great relief in cases of dropsy It is taken in the f«.rm of tea, boiling water being poured the jam in the proportion pint to a pound. Blackberries are generally so cheap, and this tea so easily ...

... vengeance upon everyone who has contributed to send him to prison—if he ever gets the chance. And chances are plentiful as blackberries Servia. 1 once met who had followed the profession for number of years, and would not bring himself to abandon it. you ...

... ; tl're—quarters of length ■eiwrat.sl the seco.nl and third. Miss Chater was fourlh, flfth, and Concrete last. 4 o.—The BLACKBERRY MAIDEN (at entry) TWO-YEAROIJ)ILATKofI 3w.. fl.efnrlouga.Ttraight 9 0 Loot Flolverioii't -JJ. Walls 1 o, *^* , A Bradford ...

... we examine carefully leaf, bark, flower, fruit. What ailly thing w >uld be to judge the bark only, or the flower onlv. A blackberry the most reasonable berry under The'sun, and the'best, but what ferocious bush prows in ! Now, man i* entitled be understood ...

... 11 10 Mr. A. M Singer’s Tenby, Capt.K.Owen 1 11 10 Mr. J. Gubblns's Lord tba Qiao, 6 yra . Fittoo 10 Mr. Eyrafleld’s Blackberry. 4 yra H.Beasley 3 11 10 Mr. R. W. Ethelston Bagman, agad W.Walsh 0 10 Major Kirkwood's Ardoarn. 4 yrs. T.Ksvanagh 0 11 ...

... head quite much interested the little surprise as anyone else concerned. glad hear that the prohibition against picking blackberries on Lady Henry i* estate Caatlemorton b-wn withdrawn since my reference b> the n»atter last did not anticipate anything ...

... flashing eyes, »- fl holding out both her iialms before her, said T.e child's mouth that purple or blue—it’s fits. *• I* blackberries,’' answered the seaman. ‘•They wa.> nice and ripe, and plenty them.” •• lliarkbcrrie- ! almost shrieked the hostess, ” ...

... beautiful the remarked, had ever seen. Mr. Hathaway's collection included 18 bundles of single pompone dahlias, one pot of blackberries, one pot of autumn raspberriee, three laifce show dahlias, and two blooms of Aristolochia clegans. Mr. Thos. 8. Ware (Hale ...