... lb., 3lbe. for 4e. OTHER BLENDS from la. per lb. JAM, SPECIAL LINES. BOTTLES APRICOT 31b. 0 BLACKBERRY AND APPLE 311). „ PLUM 11b. PUT BLACKBERRY & APPLE A. per Pot. 31b. JARS MARMALADE . SOLE 46ENTS FOR W. A. OILBEY'S WINES AND SPIRITS. PORT ...

... FAMILY TEA la 61. per lb., 31ba. for is OTHER BLENDS from is per lb. JAM, SPECIAL LINES. 41b, BOTTLE APRICOT 100. 31b. „ BLACKBERRY AND APPLE 141. PLUM 11b. POT 31b. JARS & APPLE 4d. per Put. S✓ILS AGENTS FOR W. A. OILBET'S WINES AND SPIRITS. PORT ...

... GOOD FAMILY TEA Is. 6d. per lb., 31b. tor 44. BLENDS from Is. pr lb. SAM. SPECIAL LINES. 21b. BOTTLES APRICOT 100. 31b. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE PLUM 31b. Ilb. POT 101 d. 1014 Y & APPLE 4d. per Put 21b. JARS SOLE RUENTS FOR W. GILBEY'S WINES AND SPIRITS PORT ...

... chief among them, remains a relic of Lord Melbourne’s * Let-it-alone ” school. Opportunities have been as abundant as blackberries in the hedgerows along the line; but he did not, or would not, see them, and thus, so far, has missed the mark which he ...

... as is well known, the tea of China ! The fruit of the blackberry, too, is useful, though Shakspeare thought but little of it, as he makes Thersites say of Ulysses, “He is not worth a blackberry ! But the Greeks and the Romans believed them as being useful ...

... touches has he drawn for us———— the schoolhouse by the road A ragged beggar sunning ; y Atw.nd it still the sumachs grow And blackberry vines are running. The “face where pride and shame were mingled,” fancy pictures as the poet's own. We may not know wgou ...

... with discoveries similar to those which Mr. Dann says he has made. Such paragraphs as these are as plentiful in his report blackberries in autumn. . , . All Saints’ account-book has not been posted for nine years.’* **Bl. Mary’s account-book cannot found ...

... plentiful, that orig:- nality must not beexpected in them ; in point of fact, one new waltz is as like another as are tw,) blackberries ; allowing for this deficiency, the Stanley Waltz is not without merit. The airm^s Sylr I. Polka. By T. A. Teases. ...

... arc interestingly represented in the present collection. It is specially in “ The Bird’s Nest” of Mr. John Scott; the Blackberry Gatherere of Mr. Carlton A. Smith; and the glowing “ Bye, Snssox, of Mr. Arch. Webb. Excellent work, too, will be found ...

... charm, it is not surpassed on these walls. Another small (rawing that deserves notice it might easily miss is Mr. Hale's Blackberry Gatherers (No. 43). There is always at dignity about Sir John Gilbert's work. It has a style that overmasters, that perhaps ...

... in an essay on Nutty Autumn, answers the above question decidedly in the negative, thus : It is a berry year. .. . Blackberries are thick, and acorns are large, but not so singularly numerous as, the berries of all kinds. . . . This provision of ...

... reeklewmese, are many, and the following hint* wit b found worthy of attention. Alw - ays awry • hooksd etiek,sach ..,.. ' for blackberrying. TIM should be in either band. As the arms - Deily this will ensure a clear - skater, whilst there is no knowing oo what ...