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... examples a** given below of the Best Articles the Lowest Pncs. 9s. I—Finest BREAD FLOUR. stone, o. lbs JAM, 7|d, Bed Plum, Blackberry. Rhubarb and Ginger. No. 8-NEW MARMALADE, 21bs for 6*d, 41bs for 1/1, Tibs lor No. 4 - Preserved EGOS. 10 Shilling. FRESH ...
... cucumbers 3s to 5& per dozen, mons 20a per case, Euglish tomatoes 18 6d to 2%, Ouerngey ditto 16 to 18 3d per dosen Ibs., blackberries 1s 6d per peck. bananas 7s 6d per single case, d\:u 108 64 per donble case, cob nuts 4id per Ib. Sundries: Hay 908, wheat ...
... different parts the county, for various offences, nearly one hundred time?.—Prisoner said she had picking and selling blackberries, but the hemes had nowbecome so Scarce there were very few be had. She was obliged to beg a. bit of .food. —sue was sentenced ...
... per lb mutton to lOd veal 7d to lOd pork bu to 9d tomatoes 3d apples Id to 4d grapes 9a plums Id pears 2d potatoes 2lb Is blackberries per lb Lostwithiel Friday— Beef 8d to Is per lb 8d to lOd mutton 6d 9d 6d to 8d bacon 6d 8d 7d lard 8d butter Is Id 10 ...
... since. George 'Underwood. Ibetark, summoned * Jwines 'rhorpe. f 2sle- , keeper. Sailetone, for wilful darner knee while blackberrying, said he P ut joined the Army, and ease corded with. the being remitted. Owe defendants were colliers- licence of the Crows ...
... atmosphere are not favourable to pip and alone fruit, ami where gooseberries, raspberries, and currants crop yet the common blackberry and its several vaneties. and the hybrid brambles, will flourish in jiartial shade or full sunshine, and even in rough ground ...
... The Blackberry. This is a dessert well as a culinary fruit. would like to recommend the ordinary blackberry —the wild fruit of the hedgerows our isles. Those who have never seen plateful of gardengrown blackberries cannot imagine the difference between ...
... per lb. ; filberts, 8.1 per lb. ; walnut.. Bd. per lb.; minor, Id. per lb. pear.. Id. to 3d. par lb.; 2 Ile, for 141.1 blackberries, &trier 1h; cont.:loserl4d. to ad. ; cabbage. 14 and 14.1. each: oucttoittere, 3d. earth ; marrows. 144. to 3d. each ...
... from the hedgerows, where it is rotting, the cost jam is even cheaper than in some years. Apples are very plentiful, and blackberries more so. Cannot some farmers see some money made from jam-making. It all depends upon the better half. I know. Cannot, ...
... per brace, ditto, young 31 64 to 4a per brace, ptarmigan 2s 64 per brace, plums Is Rd per stone, potatoes 81 per I stone, blackberries 31 per Rifts:4. Thursday —Buttei Is lid to 2s per roll, egg. and 8 for IA, chickens 4s 64 to 6s 01 per couple, fowls 3 ...
... arinain.tis.6ll. to 7s. per raillb. Warner's King, F. to 4s. 40. per 5411.). Other cooking apple*, 25.3.1. Va. per 561 b Blackberries, lid. per lb. pummels, 34. to 4,4. 8.1. per pot. Pears (4pecial). to ok 91 per pot. l'ears (common), Is. 9.1. to 3. 91 ...
... nod 4,1. per eauliflowers 1.1. to 4.1. each. radishes 411. per !notch. eueumbers 2,1. to M. exch. 10. and 21. per lb., blackberries ltd. par pint. 'mars 2d. per 11,.. apples LI. SI. p.•r marrows Id. and 21. each. plums Id. and 3d. per pint. scarlet runner ...