... bicycle without a light. Lord Dudley will return to the Turf soon after taking up his residence at (.'a.-t!e. Very few blackberries have yet come on the market. the fruit being exceptionally late. The installation the (iainewt 11 fire alarm system in ...

... Duchesse jx 3 ay rs most prominent feature on the ; i aj, some of them being of unique size and Blackberries are scarce and dear. This is ‘ ! fe worst blackberry season for seven or eight yeu Tho miserable weather is also the sup; u French mushrooms. auberse ...

... , of 28, Robert Street, Windhill, said that on Monday afternoon the deceased and a number of other boys were gathering blackberries on the canal bank. With the view of reaching a big bramble the deceased.was walking along the top of the wall immediately ...

... like over-grown greengages. They are splendid eating. Grapes, both black and green, are plentiful and reasonable in price. Blackberries are scarce, and there is every prospect of a poor season. Canadian apples have advanced during the week, in consequence ...

... was struck by lightning yesterday. The spire w«a practically destroyed. Taranaki, New Zealand, is suffering from pest of blackberries. Pigs are being set to grub the roots of the bushes out of the soil. Lovat's Scouts, numbering 10 officers and 210 men ...

... English crop a poor one. (Excellent reports have been received concerning the condition of the American apples now ready for Blackberries are 10 days later than usual, and the supply is likely to be limited. The price is high. English William pears are just ...

... District Council have decided to ! * lmR 'ay powers. Eden on Saturday, a salmon escaped after > fours' struggle. ;v S(,x blackberry blossoms can seen . . r °'' and hoar frost on the next. Office have decided that every infantry j supplied with a pom-pom ...

... is keeping back the English tomatoes. There is a phenomenal crop of Kent cob-nuts this year, while walnuts are scarce. Blackberries are late, and not good. There has been quite heavy supply of local cauliflowers this week; 2d. will buy a very good sample ...

... rwt.: tomatoes lEiifthsh). -ki. sd. per lb.: do. (Guerrkse>), 3d. to 4d. per lb.; grapes (Englifb), 6d. to li. per lb.; blackberries, 3?. 6d. 4s. per lemons (isaplwl, 18s. to 25». per case; apples lEngliih). Is. Is. 6d. per atone; do. (American). 15s. ...

... per cwt.; tomatoes (Engii.-hl, 3d. 4d. per lb.; do. (Guern-ev). to l -.*!, per lb.- grapes (Elnglish), bo. 1«. per lb.; blackberries, 4s. per stone; (Messinal, Bs. to 12s. per ca«e; apples (English). Is. to Is. id. per stone; do. (Belgian), 10s. to 12s ...

... matter of some doubt to whether I should ever have reached t'match had not been for the refreshing qualities of .the blackberries the waysid^. I almost lost heart when small boy informed me that t'plewing started aifpast eight i' Dolby field. I fancied ...

... do. (Guernsey}. 3d. te per owt. ; tomatoes (English), a to 5d. 4d lish), 6d. do. Os. per lb.; grapes ¢ to 13s. per oe blackberries, 4s. 1 ‘per Ib.; to 4s. 6d per stone lemons (Naples to’ 25s. case; apples (English), Is. to 2s to Bs. per do (Belgian) ...