... part of those imposed upon would probably have saved them from deception. BOY SHOT WITH A SPRING-GUN. Four boys who were blackberrying in a game covert on the Dovenby Hall estate, near Ceckermouth, of which Messrs. Armstrong, of Newcastle, are the shooting ...

... south the Arctic Circle, whilst at Fort Providence, latitude 112.30, lies farm where w heat, barley, and peas are grown ; blackberries, raspberries, and strawberries ripen. Are these two instances alone not enough give the lie the untruthful romantic writers ...

... :10.3 1 6 Apples, perlb. 0 13to0 2 0 litoo 2} Pears, £ w 0413 t 0 0.2 .0 13t0 0.2 Plums, 3, eU3 100 D LO5 wO6 Blackberries,qt. 0 0 100 3 ..0 3too 4 Eggs (hen) . 0 8010 for 1s 0 to 10 for 1s Lggs (duck) oto 8 forls..oto Bforls ...

... 1 too 3 Pears, he 200 60000 205000 I.toioo 2 Plums, s 50043 00 5., 0:8:t0:0 b Damsons, score 5 0 to 6 0..2 9 to 3 6 Blackberries, qt. 0 21to 0 3 0 2 to 0 3 Eggs{hen) -~ .. Bto 9 forts.'B to 9 for Is. Eggs (duck) 4o 0 te 7 f0r15. 7Tto ...

... 1 too 2 Pears, 297 020 Y 1 %00 =2-7.00 11070 -2 Plums, sy 0.8 tOO 5.:0:8ta0:5 Damsons, score .. 3 0 t04.-0..5 0 to 6 © Blackberries, t. 0 2 to 0 25.0 2 to 0 2% Fzgs (hen) 10 to 11 for'ls. 9 to 10 for Is. Eggs (duck) oto 8f0r15. Bto 9 ...

... as large as its original parent and very rich in sugar. Thereisalso the Primus berry, s-e‘cure_d by crossing the common blackberry of California with a Siberian raspberry. THE WEATHER. (The rainfall day and weather observations begin at 9 a.m, on the ...

... waggonettes; corners which once were beautiful with dog roses and honeysuckle, or in autumn yielding in plenty hazel nuts and blackberries, have been rooted out, and even the grass edges cut in straight lines, the ¢ refuse gods,’ once pleasant to the eye and ...

... -SANDS. Telephones 16x and ly. PUBLIC NOTICES. OTICE is Hereby Grven, that anyone ~ TRESPASSING or hering Mushrooms or Blackberries or Taking Ground Game on the Land cocupied by Mr. T. Edmondson, Low Garths Farm, New Hatton, will be Proascuted, VICTORIA ...

... horses, and he had owned some famous animals. ! Henry Rowland Hill, aged nine, of \Wavertree, { Liverpool, while gathering blackberries elimbed {a wall surrounding a disused quarry owned hy i the Marquis of Salisbury. He lost his grip and i fell to the bottom ...

... large Posters. WaTCcHES.—For New Watches, for Second-hand Watches, go to D. Carlisle, 29, Market Place, Kendal, Damsons, Blackberries, &ec., in Tins.— Leightons, Farrer's Redpak Tea, 18, 10d. per Ib, ...

... end of this month, the churchwardens stating that if the ringers do not meet them one bell only will be rung, Damsons, Blackberries, %c¢., in Tins.— Leightons, ADVICE.—-Be not decetved 13/ the tempting bait offered by some of a reduction of 2d. per Ib ...

... 9-28 p.m.; 19th, 9-29 p.m. ; 20th, 9-20 p.m.; 21st, 929 p.m.; 22nd, 929 p.m.; 23¢rd, 9-29 p.m. ; 24th, 9-30 p.m. Damsons, Blackberries, &ec., in Tine. — Leightons. Messrs, Edmondson & Vogt, the well-known Chemists, have been appointed by the Ivy Juice M ...