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... ls per dozen; Green Gages, 8d per dozen; Plume, fros 6d to t Od per hundred;-Blderbarries, from 2d to 24d per quart; t Blackberries, from Id to 31d per qnart; Filberts, from CAte IOd f per lb.; Nuts, Id per ?? Apples, from 18d a to 2s per hundred; Quarendons ...
... Is per dozen;. Plums, 5d per hundred;-G!rapes, from 6d to'8d sad lad per lb. ;-Rlderberries, from 2d to-2&d per quart; Blackberries, from Id to Ild per quart;-Walnuts, lad per hundred;. Filberts, from 6d to lad per lb., Nuts, Id per pint.-Apples.- Quarendons ...
... Bonume, l8d per dozen; Grapes, from 3d to Is per lb.; Mulberries, 6d per quart; Elder Berries, from 2d to 3d per quart; Blackberries, from id to 1-td per quart. POULThtY, GAME, &c.-Iu this part of the 'market, Turkies were from Is 3d to Os 3d each; Geese ...
... litbes, ad taxes upon them. Aain, in partt ei Norolk, Linooloshire, and Scotland, steam- engines ate almnost as plentiful s blackberries; whilst in most otherceonties, theyhave few or noue. In my own, with a million of acres, we have lees than hslf.a-dozen ...
... entitled 1 Buds and Blossoms. All its tales ,, are good, but he especially is pleased with' The Story of a t Daisy, 1 The Blackberry Gathering, and The Fir Tree's Story. Illscommends the little voluame to all parents. It is iblislhed by Messrs. Groombridge ...
... done has, been to increase their size and abundance, or extend their season. Currants and gooseberries, raspberries and blackberries, chesnute, and 'above all, strawberries are of this class. 3. But most of the 'esteemed ?? fruits, as well as the grains ...
... brier doth creep, Which at both ends was rooted deep, Rs And over it three times doth leap.1 case, i 'The leaves of the blackberry were formerly superstitiously Great 'used in cases of scalds or inflammatory diseases. 1 Nine have I leaves, says Mr. ...
... other desoriptions Is. cheaper, secondary being 23e. to 26e , and inferior, 20s. to 22e. e * WHITE BLACKBBnaaBS.-The white blackberry is ., not a new plant. I bad a large bush of it some years ago. t The fruit was pretty and abundant, but the bush became ...
... blgckbeetlee. Piggy, as we dubbed the new-comer, made short work of the betilee, and in two months time they were as scarce au blackberries in January. Learning that the bedgebog loved a paunch, I bought one, but I could not persuade Piggy to touch it, and it ...