... tug barley, the champion cup for seed barley, and the Mutnford Cuji for the best malting larley cleaned by a machinery. BLACKBERRIES F-iK MARKET A journal suggest* new source |irotiion|«u*r land, namely, the inoduction blacklx-rries for market sale. It ...

... and upon seeing defendant they began to pluck blackberries. The damage was esiimated a penny each. —Defendants said they had intention of doing damage. They were passing along, and seeing some blackberries they went and plucked a few.—Defendants were each ...

... •• • • •• • • ' ecarlet supporters have an idea that the backs will . game went directly in Warrington's favour, and . Blackberries, per quart .. .. .. • be so clever as eser when the team settled ' Barber Mel Burton wore early in evidence with Damsons ...

... TIIE fftIVOOD ADVERTISER; FRID AY, OCTOBER 9, ► BLACKBERRY JELLY. Put the fruit, free from stalks.in a presercinz pan and set on the fire; stir constantly, and boil for 10 minutes. Strain and press the fruit, and to every pint of juice allow a pound of ...

... ashort detour was made into the fields beyond, returning through Bidaton wood,where several members vainly sought for blackberries. In the break for home two new members, H. Bally and W. S. Brookes, showed promising form. The first six to finish were ...

... per stick, id to 2d ; Cauliflowers, 'ld to 3d ; Cabbages each, id to 3d ; Carrots per bunch, id ; Turnips, per bunch, td, Blackberries per quart, 6d. Printed and Published by the Proprietor PERCY CHARLES DICKINSON, at his • ffice at 8, Wellington-street ...