... [2-lb. „ BLACK CURRANTS 9d. 2-lb. „ DAMSON 740, 2-lb. „ rasp, l gooseberry 7d. 2-lb. „ VICTORIA PLUMS 70. 2-i.b. „ BLACKBERRY & APPLE 7d. 2-lb. „ PLUMS 2-lb. „ PLUM & APPLE 6n. 2-i.b. „ Black CURRANT & APPLE Go. 2-lb. „ DAMSON & APPLE 6n. 2-iB ...

... MKS. JONES' BURGLAR. “The papers say that burglars are thicker than blackberries in barvest time,” said Mr. Jones, looking op from his newspaper with & troubled air. “ All I've Rot to say,” remarked Mrs. Jones, “ is, don't be out late at night. Yoa kuow ...

... 90. 2-lb. „ BLACK CURRANTS 9d. 2-lb. „ DAMSON 7lv>. 2-lb. „ RASP. & GOOSEBERRY 7d. 2-lb. „ VICTORIA PLUMS 7d. 2-lb. „ BLACKBERRY A APPLE 7b. 2-lb. „ PLUMS 2-lb. „ PLUM & APPLE 6d. 2-l::. „ Black CURRANT A APPLE Go, 2-L3. „ DAMSON & APPLE 60. 2-le ...

... 2-lb. RASP. CURRANTS 9p. 2-lb. CURRANTS „ DAMSON 7.i . 2-lb.. „ rasp. & gooseberry 7d. 2 „ VICTORIA PLUMS 7d. Lb. „ BLACKBERRY & APPLE fc-M. „ PLUMS gJd. 2-lb. „ PLUM & APPLE Co. 2-lb. „ Black CURRANT & APPLE 2-lb. „ DAMSON & APPLE Go. 2-lb. ~ ...

... fast as I laded it eaut, but couldno' give o'er becose it wur sich gam; when Pre titled to ha' my e'en welly scrod eaut wi' blackberry trees, an my clooas shut ribbins we makkin gaps for bigger lads i' wiekthurn hedges; when I recollect beaw sweet a buttereake ...

... marrow from the bone of the bear whioli his father had k tiled for Into found a bunch of crabs only lofts:ma to a broach of blackberries. Once there soma goo , ' people who were rich. They looked about theta that many ether else good— wore peter. It Owed thew ...

... 2-L3. „ BLACK CURRANTS 9d. 2-t.B. „ DAMSON 7*d. 2-lb. „ RASP. & GOOSEBERRY 7d. 2-i.b. „ VICTORIA PLUMS 7a. 2-lb. „ BLACKBERRY & APPLE 2-m. „ PLUMS G*d. 2-lb. „ PLUM & APPLE.„ Go. 2-lb. „ Black CURRANT & APPLE Gd. 2-lb. „ DAMSON & APPLE— 6d ...

... CURRANTS 2-lb. „ BLACK CURRANTS 9d. 2-lb. „ DAMSON ' 2-lb. „ RASP. & GOOSEBERRY 7d. 2-lb. „ VICTORIA PLUMS 2-lb. „ BLACKBERRY & APPLE 7d. 2-l*. „ PLUMS 6ii>. I 2-lb. „ PLUM & APPLE 6». 2-lb. Black CORRANT & APPLE Cd. 2-lb. „ DAMSON & APPLE 6d ...

... patches of strawberry beds and many fruit trees, all inclosed in a high wall, overgrown with luxuriant hedges of raspberry and blackberry vines; and they roved about in wild joy, while the elder members of the household were settling things within doors. No ...

... was kept some time waiting, and occupied the time—for bis breakfast bad been the very scantiest —in picking the glorious blackberries that grew across the mouth of the disused and unprotected shaft. As is usual in break-neck places, they grew to perfection ...

... with no result. A more wily packman, however, made way a neighbouring wood, and found the hare* snugly ensconced under blackberry buab. were accordingly hauled out, the member* the P* * called, and finally the team set off mernly for home with captive ...

... abruptly in others. Here and there throughout its whole length and bread eh were rounded hillocks covered with elderberry and blackberry bushes, oak, bracken and other fern, aad grasses, among which foxgloves and many other varieties sweet wild flowers blossomed ...