... 3id per quart; tomatoes, Is 6d per lb. Strawberries, 8d to 10d per quart; potatoes, is 4d per stone; cherries 10d per lb; blackberries, fli to 8d per quart. PENRITH PROVISION, TtiEBDAY. —Eggs, 14 to 00 for Is; butter, 7d to 9d; beef, I3d to 10d; mutton, ...

... 6d per quart; tomatoes, is ' per lb. Strawberries, 6d to 8d per quart; potatoes, is 4d per stone; cherries 10d per lb; blackberries, 6d to 8d per quart; peas, 10d to is; Rasps, 8d per quart. PENRITH PROVISION, TSIZBDAY.—Eggs, 12 to 14 for Is; butter, ...

... 4d per quart; tomatoes, Is Od per lb. Strawberries, 6d to 7d per quart; potatoes, Is 2d per stone; cherries 00d per lb; blackberries, 5d to 7d per quart; peas, 10d; Rasps, 7d per quart. PENRITH PROVISION, TUBBDAY.—Eggs, 14 to 00 for Is; butter, 94d to ...

... per quart; tomatoes, Is Od per lb. Strawberries, 54 to 64 per quart; potatoes, 84 to 104 per stone; cherries 64 per lb ; blackberries, 54 to 64 per quart; peas, 9d to 10d; Rasps, 64 per quart. PENRITH PROVISION, TUESDAY.— Eggs, 12th 00 for butter, lid to ...

... per quart; tomatoes, 10d per lb. Strawberriee, 5d to 6d per quart ; potatoes, 8d to 10d per stone; cherries 6d per lb; blackberries, 7d to per quart; peas, 9d to 10d per measure; Rasps, 6d per quart. This is now the time for the sale of Irish geese on ...

... maturity. Last year was most favourable, the large luscious fruit hanging in purple bunches upon the vines like grapes. The blackberrying season has of late years been regarded as very important to the people Who go out gathering. Farmers complain, however ...

... shoes of bread: then fill it up with any laud of stewed fruit, currants and raspberries, plums, and apples, or apples and blackberries, &c. Lay a piece of critnb of bread on the top, cutting it to Et exartly—all crust must be removed from the broal tor this ...

... match. —A considerable hands are now being employed at these output of stone being very large. Bela, There is a big crop of blackberries this season, ripening slowly. An enormous hand of gw however, are on the alert to take the fruit as it' ready. marries ...

... lanlword is brekkin' t' law. Ah met just as weel gait intiv a grocer's shop an ask t' grocer if he pot san' intiv his sugar, or blackberry leaves intiv his tea. Ah wad hey as much met ta dee yan as dee t' udder. 'T law pas what ah shud deu; if ah dew that, divvent ...

... stove and beat while it is cooling. When half cold add sliced bananas, or whole strawberries, whortleberriee, raspberries, blackberries, sliced apricots, or peaches. Serve ice cold. The amount of fruit will be determined by the taste of the maker. BEEF Parr ...

... to care other, who flings over a youug fellow like Stevie, just as ough husbands were to be picked oil the hedges like blackberries. Ugh 1 I've no patience with her ! .Nevertheless, Mrs. Coleman was *my tender and cousiderate over Grace,aud would not ...

... and doubled over. The top brushed with egg or water and dusted with sugar, and baked twenty minutes. BLACKBERRY CORDlAL.—Grather very ripe blackberries, and put them into a strong bag, squeeze out all the juice, then allow one pound of sugar to every pint ...