... id: leeks Id; parsley Id per bunch; Brussei sprouts 4d per lb.; apples 3d to per lb.; whortleberries 10d; raspberries Is: blackberries 4d; plums to 8d greengages figs 2d pears lid; peaches 2d. TUESDAY. BIDEFORB.-Apples (cooking! 2d to 4d. do. (dessert) 6d ...

... evidence. Mr. ' | |lh ai'tin lord, appearing for 'ant. pleaded not guilty. \ |' Crosse, tor complainant's-iß*id were blackberrying, when, avoid part of a waterlogged they climbed through a gap 1 into held. Daniel u l>. and. after shout ing at them, % ...

... SOFT FRUIT. Regulations for Sending Through the Post. AVOIDING DAMAGE. this season of the year considerable quantities blackberries and other soft fruit are sent through the post, and many of the packages are found, the course of conveyance, to have been ...

... brown and seared to form i leafy carpet every roadside. The wealth of berries too, the hips and haws, and rich clusters of blackberries that harig from even- brambly fence, add glory to the early Autumn picture. The mellow stillness of the afternoon is only ...

... dry. The land held plenty of moisture and rain was unwanted for some time to come. Sunshine is needed, too, ripen off the blackberries, of which there is eveTy promise of an abundant crop. •* -fc On the other hand, the rain should bring down acceptable freshet ...

... 6d; marrows, each; cauliflowers, 4d to sd; melons. Is 6d to sprouts, 6d per lb; spinach, 6d; cucumbers, 6d to 9d each; blackberries, 6d per lb; plums, 5d greengages, lOd; grouse, young, 4s 6d each; old 2s. TAVISTOCK-Sept. 2nd. Pork, Is to Is 2d; bacon ...

... 2d; parsnips, 2d; pears, ljd to 2Jd each; apples, 4d to 8d lb; tomatoes, 3Jd to 6d; grapes, 6d to 2s; plums, 5d to 9d; blackberries, 6d; cabbages, ld to 2d each; rhubarb, lid to 2d lb; cucumbers, 4d to 6d each; lettuce, to lid; runner beans, lid to 2d ...

... attend church the morning, and if they could not remember the text or the sermon, the farmer told them to go out and pick blackberries for dinner. Mr. Isaac remembers selling high maunds of tomatoes, equivalent to about one cwt., for 4/- in the Higher Market ...

... Brussels sprouts, 6d per lb; mushrooms, to 8d per punnet; beetroot, ljd each; apples, to 6d per lb; whortleberries, 10(1; blackberries, 3d; plums, to 9d; damsons, 7d; greengages, 6d; figs, 2d 5d each; pears, lid to 2d; peaches, 2d; grapes, Is 4d per lb; ...

... claimed that the highways nowadays were monopolised by the public, who gathered from the hedges flowers, nuts, ferns, blackberries, and, occasionally, rabbit. The resolution suggested that the hedges should be vertically trimmed. Benefit of the Roads ...

... attend church in the morning, and if they could not remember the text or the sermon the farmer told them to go out and pick blackberries for dinner. In Mr. Isaac's youth the only light was derived from rush lights. There were no lamps or oil. At the farm breakfast ...

... to cd; lettuce. Id: radishes. Id bundle; celery, per stick; beetroot, Id to each; parsley, Id bunch; apples, ad to lb; blackberries, ,al; pl.ims. damsons, 8d; pears, ; butter. Is to Is Ib; cream, 2s j la and La chickens. to ducks. 4- to ss ; geese. Is ...