... (dressed) 5$ »$, geese (dressed) ft '■ per IK, onions 21b for AJ, 2;6 a Ki*r, • 1 tomatoes lb,bananas for /J.apuK's • u blackberries /3 qt., grapes te cambers /3 each. cjvuKigo doz., carrots turnips /I bunch, greengages IK, plums ,2 qt, »'■ to /3 IK. apricots ...

... «ach; watercress, M. lb.; apples (desist). d - to 2d. per lb.; apples (cooking). Id. * ...

... Marehbrook on the finger post. It delectable country that the cyclist will pass through, for the hedgerows will laden with blackberries full-flavoured, ripe, and luscious. Tho rider must beware of the water-splash” ho will encounter shortly after leaving ...

... 5/6, couple, ducks (featliersO ■ (dretesed) 6/0 to 7/o.onions 21b fur 1 W». > to per score, * lb. for /3, spulcj &to otr, blackberries /3 lo grants (black) /lOlto U>., euiaunWus /3 to 6 cabbage /8 0 dos., beetroot 2 f«ir Ai. leniuns t • car-rots bunch, ...

... ten lengths; bad third. The NOVICES' STEEPLECHASE 30 eovs. Three Mr. H. Hemus’s Three a. list I Mr. C. B. Clutterbnck a Blackberry Mr. de Wend-Penton’s Princess Johnston's Say So. a, itot 7ib. ••■■•• • C wner Mr. J. Reid's Wild Duck 111., 6y.. Betting: ...

... Quatiord ; s:: su.ou, Oroerr., -- Theis - lads named Laurence, Orford, and Wabash', living at Devonport, went into the co:y ik blackberry-picking on Sunday. All three were en ill, and on Tuesday evening Laurence d' Whilst in the woods the lads ate acorns. sloes ...

... children’s offerings of the fruit, picked by themselves from bushes and hedgerows, amounted to 901 b., and the other 701 b. The blackberries have been distributed among several housewives for conversion into jam. which will be sold for the benefit of the Church ...

... to the winner, 10 sovs. to the second, and 5 sovs. to the third. Two miles. Mr. J. Monro Walker’s BROWNBBRRY, by Atheling—Blackberry 6y, 12siti 31b Mr. Fergusson 1 Reid Walker's MONKSILVER, a, 31b Mr. G. B. Milne 2 Winner trained by Latham. Betting; 7t04 ...

... over the above ingredients when dissolved, and tie down with bladder Immediately. Salicylate of soda one penny per dram. Blackberries are excellent done . this way, and will keep fresh and good for any length of time. Keep Suelves Tidy.—When Hie shelves ...

... for the grub that is become the queen bee. Some flowers, the blackberry, rose, &0.. produce large quantity pollen just when the bees need it. It is interesting to watch bee among the blackberry flowers. It rolls itself all over the stamens and then gathers ...

... per Ih., honey 1/0 Jar, potatoes per bag, ducks 5/6 to per couple, dressed ducks to 5/0 each, cucumbers /I to per lb., blackberries /2 to /3 per qr., pears /2 to .4 per lb., marrows to/3 each, apples qr., nuts /6 lb., walnuts per lb., pheosanus 5/0 6/0 ...

... three bunches, oranges for 1/0, rhubarb A bundle, French lettuce to A each, cabbage Ai and /2 each, leeks /I per bunch, blackberries 15 qt., cucumbers to /4 each, lemons A each, asparagus /3 bunch, mint A bnnch, gooseberries A to 12 qt.. mushrooms /6 lb ...