... per quart; tomatoes, Is Od per lb. Strawberries, 54 to 64 per quart; potatoes, 84 to 104 per stone; cherries 64 per lb ; blackberries, 54 to 64 per quart; peas, 9d to 10d; Rasps, 64 per quart. PENRITH PROVISION, TUESDAY.— Eggs, 12th 00 for butter, lid to ...

... per quart; tomatoes, 10d per lb. Strawberriee, 5d to 6d per quart ; potatoes, 8d to 10d per stone; cherries 6d per lb; blackberries, 7d to per quart; peas, 9d to 10d per measure; Rasps, 6d per quart. This is now the time for the sale of Irish geese on ...

... There's only one animal I'm afraid of, Whistler, said Claude. Name ? said the men, with quiet contempt 'ft's that mare of Blackberry's—what's ber name P 4. oh I know—Nemesia. Don't bet on her, Mr. Claude ; you'll Mee your money And the honest fellow patted ...

... all—for not every Majoi Dobbinand the fairest maiden wakes up to the humiliating discovery that husbands do not grow liks blackberries. once knew maiden lady the 1 respectable age of eighty-seven. Her memory | a little gone, and she used to tell me the salt ...

... e.bbon sash was tied round the waist, matching that which surrounded the crown of the white straw sailor bat. girl with blackberries garlanding her large fancy straw bat wore a pretty gown of pale yellow striped cop', set into a yoke of dark green velvet ...

... maturity. Last year was most favourable, the large luscious fruit hanging in purple bunches upon the vines like grapes. The blackberrying season has of late years been regarded as very important to the people Who go out gathering. Farmers complain, however ...

... insufficient sumhine they are decidedly wanting to flavour. Among the wild fruit there is a splendid dur play of nuts. Blackberries are also abundant, ' bat only a small proportion of them can now gesture. Moshromes are on strike this summer. The of and ...