... elameone, is per peck; nlectarisies, *e ls 6d to'e 2sperxdoaea; peaclehe, 3d to 3di each:' a aps-icots, ldi to 3d each: blackberries, 1d to 'r l-§d per lb; apples (English), cooking, ldi per > lb; ditto dessert, 1d 'to 2d per lb., pears, 2d to n 3dl per ...

... about .Ovel3 . 4loCk 04 Weilimeday night in a tn Eaglesbush Taney, atm had goes with • little girl named Row, to pick blackberries. She as the primmer near Bnckyard. whom ohs alleged committed he offence with which he wee charged. Mr. W. H. David (of ...

... pawnbroker, said that he rent:veil nne of the 'mien from a women !mend — lliapeCtOT Cale saki that this woman had cone blackberrying reed weld not attend the r,n rt —N:llie 01 is:idioms, daughter of last witness. said that on August the primeer pawned ...

... and reached Llanstephan about 12 30, considerable delay being caused on the road owing to the facilities offered for blackberrying and nutting. Mr Rea, of the Union Hall, who had been apprised by telegram, rue to the occasion, and provided luncheon, ...

... - and I hope be would not be so unkind as to come without them, gather the .usciona blackberry now hang. ing in sable wreaths and garlands upon the ' hedges. Blackberry tart with a little apple is delicious. • • • Again down there in the hollow, and up ...

... miles.—Mr. J. W. Erase, on behalf of the defendants, said he was instructed by them to plead suet guilty. They had been blackberrying. and had been elated by aome men. Waste they me the drat witness in tots caws they ran awn!. thinking he was the farmer ...

... ABERGELE NOTES. Two young men, whilst blackberrying in a field close to farm called Ffrith, on Wednesday, came across a large snake meajuring near as they could guess fully six feet. They claim to bare gone to find stones ftr the purpose of killing the ...

... tress laden with rips fruit—apples, pears, and plums. The hedgerow. sr- largely covered with the bramble being its teniptiag blackberry. The booms of the farmer and cottager alike see surrounded by beautiful sad varied coloured flowers, dabliaa, asters, sun ...

... 3is absolutely act a, sinigle fact which would -start ,the rumours jute existence. Rumosusi just now arc as plentiful as blackberries,: arid, 3 itocordlig to those whlo are generally informed,1 -bhe public may exp~ect a falzl as rapid as the st rise. .No ...

... per aoore pounda retail; while wholesale they touched 6d per aoore, which price lorry loadi were despatched to jam work*. Blackberries and elderberries were almost giren awqr, and among apples of Prussian pippins were bought lor Is 6d; and after the market ...

... been found lan, ishanging in a spinney nt Fulbrocke, near Find- tion lay, by- twoe lader Who were out gathering tboa e-blackberries. He Wma quite, 'ead; and hit -blact -be~ to prteeaited a ghasaty -`aspect, that eyes - and the s- -tongue protruding, enrd ...

... Wilkie Collinfc Every well-known actor and manager in ijonuOy used the house, as olubs at that time were m nleutiful as blackberries. ...