... Gooditwoo aomowbot bailor. Tho hot oil driod op. only the bordlor wood* retaining their Terdnro. The eorront, gooeeberry ond blackberry booheo taming brown end the 100 too foiling, If wen into ootomn. Bros oome of tho hogfto to look yoUov. ...

... carrots. Od. to I*. Od. per pot; turnip*. 6d. On. per pot; parsnip*, la. OJ. to I*. 3d. per pot; tomatoes, to per lb. ; blackberries, to 2-id. per lb. ; plnma, 9a. 6J. to 15s. Od. per pot; apple*, 4*. to 14a. 6d. per pot ; p.ats. 6*. Od. to 11a. OJ. per ...

... Of 3*. Od. to 3a. fid. per pot ; turuipa. 9d. to la. per pot ; almost equal importaoce is the recommendation cootaioed blackberries, I'.d. to per lb.; apples, 4a. fid. to in a recent journal of the English Boar-l of Agriculture 12a. Oi. per pot ; pear* ...

... parallel with far a. K Orli.gbnry o. hit left he cromd the roadway and akoead him over ArleeooU BMk * a * bravely oo peat Blackberry Covert nod through Rat ley Bottoms, theuquarry , t d Vivians oo nearly to Wilby Village. now nor* to grnand Whito’e Baebee ...

... about the Kenilworth stand was the flowers section, but here was to be seen novelty—the logan benfy,” a cross between the blackberry and the strawberry, and a very inviting-looking fruit. Long exhibit was very even throughout; but was felt that Gavdon should ...

... pot ; onions. 2i. 3s. per pot; potatoes. 2*. Sd. 4a. per pot; carrot* I*, Is. 3d. per pot; tomatoes. 2d. to 2ld. per tb.; blackberries. Ijd. to l|d. per fe. ; magnum Mums. fld. 10 P®* P Ol damsons, 6d. os. 3d. per pot; apples. 2*. td. per pot; pear*. Is ...

... hundreds of »ke|H and small baskets filled with blackberries for the Metropolis. The women and young girls in the towns and villages are gaining substantial and welcome addition to their livelihood by the blackberry harvest, which one of the best for years past ...

... way all, whilst good judgment o« the pari the City's forwards. aided by fortune'* favour* brought forth ikmilm thick as blackberries. It was very anfortunate that the Casuals should have to take the field with depleted forern in the feoe of suali sceompliHt;od ...

... young cattle? There lie an idea that the *Nortli • West Canada is teeming with cattle, and that young stock there are as mm blackberries are with in Autumn. ’l’h.-r*- wwtna to no pretence at saying hUmtem can supply with young -tore cattle. Young stock in ...

... -aid had wen the defendant doing the same thing la-fore. The defendant, in defence, a ...

... fox was driven at smart pace along the Purser’s Hills, and away pointing for N'aseby. where he escaped going to ground. At Blackberry Bushes another gallop commenced, going past Moss Hall Spinney, and on to the left of Haselbeech. This fox ran out of scent ...

... Haygate. Wellington. Salop. WAMTBD BIiAOKBHRBIBB. Large « small quantities daily—s. Gascoigne. Butcher’s Row. MUSHROOMS and BLACKBERRIES Wanted , any quantity—J. H. Turner, Banbury. F)R SALE—Two 4-horssd. one 2. and single covered MILLER'S WAGGONS—AppIy, Bobbin* ...