... Blackberry and Apple Jam per 3 lb. Jar / ‘>U.* Orange Marmalade per 3l b. Jor 7 2 d. Primrose Soap l 1 «K. Bad- Rice Starch White or Blue per lb. 3d- ...

... 4441.; 3lbs., 10d. Aprioot, I lb., ; 3 lbs., 10 Ie Gooseberry, 1 lb., 3441.; 3 lbs., Red Plum, 1 lb., 3441.; 3 lbs., 70. Blackberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3441.; 3 lbs., 7441. Raspberry and Apple, 1 lb., 30.; 8 lbs., 7141. Strawberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3441 ...

... lb., ; 3 lbs., 10d. Apricot, 1 lb., 41d. ; 3 lbs., Gooseberry, 1 lb., 30.; Sib.., 80. Red Plum, 1 lb., 33 ...

... 3 lbs., 10d. Apricot, 1 lb., Sid.; 3 lbs., 100. Gooseberry, 1 lb., 30.; 3 lbs., 80. Red Plum, 1 lb., 3 1d.; 3 lbs., 70. Blackberry and Apple, 1 lb., 30.; 3 lbs., 70. Raspberry and Apple, 1 lb., &Id. ; 3 lbs., Strawberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 lbs., ...

... 3 1b.., 10d. Apricot, 1 lb., 40. ; 3 1b.., 100. Gooseberry, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 1b.., 8-0. Red Plum, 1 lb., 30. ; 3 1b.., 70. Blackberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 1b.., 70. Raspberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 1b.., 70. Strawberry and Apple, 1 lb., 30. ; 3 1b ...

... lbs., 10d. Apricot, 1 lb., 4d.; 3 lbs., 100. Gooseberry, 1 lb., 30.; 3 lbs., tlid. Red Plum, 1 lb., 3fd. ; 3 lbs., 74d. Blackberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 lbs., Raspberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 8 lbs., 7101. Strawberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 lbs., ...

... been rather more than winked at. I saw a gang last year at Portland going to their work by the sea talking and picking blackberries as they went, and I was glad to observe it. I have always advocated more opportunities of salutary speech for prisoners ...

... happened to be engaged, however menial it might be. Ile denied that he punished the two lads in the field, when they had been blackberrying, so as to draw blocd. The only time in which he used the birch was in the case of the boy Davis, on May 2. Ile never used ...

... bo you re. member it? The wallflowers all up the garden path—the hedges of red and white may, the in the rookwood, the blackberries in the dell. the-? Don't, Frank! don't, cried Minnie, the tears of remembrance welling up in her eyes. pleatte play ...

... farmer's property was limited to that which his labour had produced, and the Courts held ‘that the gathering of mushrooms and ‘blackberries was mnot .a punishable offence. Sinee then the landlords bave ‘deprived the cottager of bis valued and 'valuable right ...

... There was no blood drawn. In regard to another incident, Mr. Le Maistre stated that he found two of the boys had been blackberrying in a field in which they had been forbidden to go, and he cut two twigs from a fruit tree and flogged them. He did not ...

... Napoleon 111. like • retired waiter? He remembered Ham when he cut it. • black man dies, what do him relatives do? Go a black-berrying (black burying). may • man be said to be of metal origin? When his father is a jolly old file, and his moths' , • bit ...