... many 99 cases the whole of the furniture has been disposed l -of out of the houses, and the people have- been 07 living on blackberries, 'Much private charity has -of course been dispensed, but something more - practical and thoroughly organised is required ...

... rocer, and licensed to let horses and carriages on ier nir-e, trading as Eillyer and Co. F. John Thomas Palmer, 6 and 13, Blackberry-terrace, . BeosValley, formerly SO, Bedford-place, Amoy- rt s treet, both in Southampton, baker, forrnerly bsaker all. Edmunld ...

... must protect the I d landlords' interests. The law of trespass should be strengthened to prevent people coming after ,t blackberries, mushrooms, &c. He advocated better farming and imiversal free trade, or until ...

... the usual mi channels, while bills, both bank and trade, th. owing to the universal quietude, have been as fu] scarce as blackberries in May. For the greater of part of the. year the miserable rate of A per to cent. per annum for short loans has prevailed ...

... trial. There were 150 . p aemes at the time. SThe public will be glad to learn that William ) . Hartley hsthis year added Blackberry to his Ln list of celebraed Preserves, which can now be a btained in the usual two-pound jars from all W rces ocZ1 LS-?ALM- ...

... Dutch, German, and Amelican fruit gro-wers. All the gcoseberries, raspberries, strawberries, black currants, damsons, and blackberries used by me are entirely English-no foreign whatever beinrz used-and, to prove that the quntity is not particularly smali ...