... APPLES! PLUMS! PLUMS! BLACKBERRIES ...

... Provincial Markets, offers of ORC-HAKD3. Good Early Eating and Sour Apples, Klenheims, etc. : Pears, Plums, Mushrooms, Blackberries, and other produce. Large growers and dealers liberally treated with. Unlimited supply baskets and other empties. Bankers’ ...

... -for a day ; then give them another dressing and rubbing and they will appear as good as now. Blackberry and Apple Mould—-Take equal quantities blackberries and apples. Core and jicel the apples and place all the fruit in a stewpau, boil gently till quite ...

... and charge with committing the robbery. Tbs magistrates committed him for trial al Winchester Aseizes. Late home grown blackberries and early Jamacian oranges have made their appear* nee simnltaneously on the market. An alligator at Jacksonville, Florida ...

... Cornish for truant. the in the rural of Monmouthsh:re practically the same word is used ina way that is full of suggestion. Blackberries are *‘ mwches ” ; to pick them It is to ‘‘mwch’’ and the pickers are “ mwcbers.”’ appears probable that a good many yesrs ...

... was knocked en a stone. Defendant's story was that the child came to play with her children, and on this day came for a blackberry can. She told the child to go home, but she refused to do so, and defendant chased her away. As she was running she fell ...

... working people in tbe rural parts of Monmouthshire practicelly the some word is used in a way that is full of suggestion. Blackberries are mwches, to pick them is to ntwch, and the pickers are mwchers. It appears probable that a good many years ago ...

... Devon for in Devon too, the truants are ” michers.” Through the former generations absenting themsShres from school to blackberrying they earned the name of ” michets, and the title descended to those who were truants at any time yean*. There is in S ...

... Troro. WANTED, a MAN attend faw bollocks, and do farm work. ElEarly man woold da—T. R. DAVBY, Lamboarna, Roan High Lanaa. Blackberries wanted.—Any quantity. -Apply G. DIXON amd SONS, Jam Mann factory, Truro. APPLES w&nUd, in small or largs qaantiiiM ; good ...

... his son’s bad attendance. to r he said he considered Carbis, the boy was not likel to attend very much better while the blackberries Caddy aiso présented a long list of offenders. In some cases, the worst, the attendance-officer was instructed to take ...

... work. good crops; apples Mangolds and turnips era generally and ecarce ; potatoes a fine yield with disease in some parte; blackberries late and generally amal’. Tam able to confirm the of last week re the alteration of mails. ‘The aleeration takes on Tuesday ...

... Mangolds and turnips sra good crops; apples generally emall and scarce ; potatoes a fine yield with disease iv some parts; blackberries late and generally IT am able to confirm the rumour of last wesk re the alteration of mails. ‘The takes lace on Tuesday ...