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... the shaft, and had to be smashed to pieces in order to get it loose.—Fined 10s. and the costs. THE VALUE OF BLACKBERRIES. on fine day, Blackberry gathering is rather 2 pleasant occupation should be and many people think it bard they prevented following ...
... stayed two hours, and the station-master Fined 2s. 6d.. and coste 1! was compeiled to stay with him during that E VALUE OF Blackberry gathering is rather a pleasent occa tion on ns day, and many people think it they when they feel so pe fol following it ...
... to . 10d to Is per lb; cooking apples, , 38 to 4a per stone ; 6d per stone; dessert a) H peaches, 6d damsons, 2d per ‘b; blackberries. 3d each ; melons, 6d to 1s each ; English grapes, 2s to 3s per Ib. PRODUCE. CLYDE SUGAR.—Official report: Market closes ...
... certainly feel much surpriséd. ‘The sireet corner “tips” now floatng about and the “dead? that ome hears of are plentifu! a3 blackberries were last month, and when thie sort of thicg! happens there should be no lack of “dead meat.’ To win this event a- horse ...
... shall certainly feel much rised. ‘The street-corner “tips” now about and the “ snips” that one hears ‘of are pienti as blackberries were last pens there should be no lack of “dead meat.” To win ‘event a horse must be wound up almost to bi Some owners ...
... took us round picked up two pieces of crystal for me. were coming down the other side of the clitfs, 1 found a great many blackberries, which I brought home, and enjoyed them very much. On the following Friday they all went home, and enjoyed their visit ...
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... then saw she had betrayed my trust. But I blamed her not. It was her brother. The notes were indeed more plentiful as some blackberries on apple trees. She put them back, saying, ‘You must not tell Jack have looked, would be so vexed.’ While we waited she ...