... ish. Is 6d to 2s per lb.; bananas, re is to is 6d per dozen; walnuts, 6I1 8u d per 10,. cr filberts. 4d to 5d per lb.: blackberries, 2d to 1.90 ,h per quart' prunes, 4d to 6d ner lb.; apples- coolcing, lid to 2d per lb.; dessert, Old to 3d lear lb. pears ...

... can't be Beaten. 31b. Pot Cross & Blaokwell's Marmalade . . . 9d. 31b. „ „ Strawberry & Gooseberry 9d. 31b. „ . . . . Blackberry and Apple . . 9d. 31b. „ . . Plum . • . . 9d. 21b. „ . Pure Strawberry .. 9d. Mb. „ . . . Raspberry . d 21b. „ Black Currant ...

... Chronicle dated September 29th, This hot summer is on the wane but here we still linger, while the purple heather lades, and blackberries ripen in the glowlng sprays. Thousand of people have passed through this mountain region, and gazed on the beautiful blue ...

... per kernel ; cherries, per lb ; peon, 0.1 to 0.1 per lb ; red currants, Od to 041 per lb ; black curra n ts, 04 to (xi: blackberries, lid to 941 ; whioherrim,Oil per quart; kidney beans, 24 per lb ; plums, 2.1 to 3rl per quart ; apple Is 6d to 38 04 per ...

... the sala of harJsweDsty. Bride and bridegroom fled into the woods, and there, like the babes in the nursery story, lived blackberries. and slept on beds of leaves. When the danger was over they made their way to Boda-Fssth. raid that he has written more ...

... Maidstone. Mr. Cannon, s veterinary goon, of West Mallir4, lean riding down au incline on his bicycle, alien deeev.ed, who was blackberrying by side of the road, suddeuly attempted to dash souls. 'Age ranching. struck her, and injured bet that elm tiled in a tow ...

... couplo,; r6bbits, 2/2 to 2/4 per couple.; carros, ld per buafte ;j cucumbers,' 3d to 4d each; kidney beOne, 2d per.:lb.'; blackberries. lldV to' 2*. per quart;. applet, 1/6to 3/- per 100; plums, 2d ?? 3d' per'quart; hedgbnuits, ld to '2i per-lb.; ll-' berts ...

... with creditors Somereet• place. Merthyr. Go to to for Tailor. Ms at Low Prices. BOOKS FOR one ROLIDAn are more plestif than blackberry. Don't gn Ito. bores before paying poor old friend McCA,thy • visit. Works of tbe world's greatest tractors shelve kept ...

... brisk fire when the apples are reduced to a pulp, stir the mixture till of a proper consistence, and set aside to cool. A BLACKBERRY PUDDING.—Soak two cupfuls of stale breadcrumbs in two cupfuls of milk, add a little salt, and three well-beaten eggs. Measure ...

... Pri'soners made sundry excuses, one stating l .:that he suffered from 'infection of the heart. ! danti picked mushrooms and blackberries fora yliving. T~he same man 'said that when 11arrested he ~?!me ~ls of vertiotence'? in his ; seseaiossito i' ntl.?-Nine: ...

... could be proved. Mr K. Stratton questioned whether the law eùuJd be made effective against those who gathered mushrooms and blackberries. Such a law would bo so unpopular tba.t the local authorities would never enlorce it. After some farther discussion Mr ...

... beautiful bailerfly. and at the beck of Loreagrovis there are some creepers of a charming hue. We also gathered some delicious blackberries, which were plentiful. At Borth Mr T. W. Lewis, London Neese, who was one of tbe promoters of the Rea defence movement ...