... and buccaneers. Look at Admiral Hawkins, they will say. Did he not drive a roaring trade for years as a shipper of blackberries (niggers), only desisting when he found the capture of Spanish galleons, with their rich cargoes in gold and precious stones ...

... horses were left in a field and the gate was when last saw it. Persons were the habit «» trespassing the fields in search of blackberries, and left the gate* open and also broke down the hedges.- The Chairman, remarking that was aware that that was the case ...

... vegetables are now io, including seakale, salsity, artichoke, savoys, &e. Cele:y is very good. ‘There are quanticies of blackberries in the fruiterers’ shops. This fruit shonld be eatean with discretion. Pears cost from 3d. each. Orsnges are rather deaz ...

... 6s. to 9s. per case ; peaches, 3s. to 10s. per dozen ; oranges, 12s. to 15s. per case ; lemons, Bs. to 20s. per case ; blackberries. Is. 6d. to 2s. per peck ; walnuts (Grenoble), 10s. to 13s. per bag ; Alberts, 4s. to 6s. per 121b.; cobnuts, 6s. to 7s ...

... WELLS, SISTERS (ALICE and GERTIE), Duettists and Dancers, Monday. Empire, Northamp. ton. Pantomime settled. Girls,'have some blackberry(tart) -W ESTON, MISS M A R I E, Enormous Successful Return. Albambra, Belfast. Few Vacancies next Year. Fast Booking 1901 ...

... and serve with cherry sauce For this take four large poured over and around it. tablespoonfuls of either red currant or blackberry jelly and place it in a small clean stewpan, together with the juice of half a lemon; see that tbe latter is free from pips ...