... brook running through the fields. There are plenty of blackberries there. Did you ever make blackberry syrup? sustresl Jenny. Now it was quite a passion among us children at that time to make blackberry syrup, and I had sever been able to gratify mine fully ...

... children are* general ry employed, not only in the regular harvest, hut at potato-picking, pea-picking, hopping, nutting, blackberrying, fruit-gathering, and rlatfoelil collecting. In on© case, he alleges, it was proveel that a child could earn 10s. a week ...

... P per stone, do. Americans 15s. to 255. per 3 „ c d. P-' Sd. to ls. 2d. per stone, do. (Ducliesse) 3s- L lei 0 box; blackberries 2s. 6d. to Ss. Od. P /?T 0 i*. . 255. to 2Ss. per case, grapes (English) : A i ma ria) JU lb., do. (Guernsey) Cd ...

... salting, minus head and feet, 7s. 0d. to 8s. 04. per 14Ibs. to ap tes, lid, to 2d. per lb.; pears, 14d. to 2d. per Ib. ; blackberries, 5d. per ...

... is. Sd. to ls. 9d. per roll of 24 oz. ; eggs 18 to 19 for If-' 2s. 6d. to 3s. per couple ; ducks 3s. Od. to os. od. P blackberries 2d. per quart; elder syrup 6d. per ls. lid. per stone of 141bs. ; oatmeal 2s. lOd. per P cc *' ...

... bad in the funeral trade just now. The unsettled state ef the weather doubtless accounts for it ; being quiteunsuitedfor black-berrying parties. trade moying. ? ut r th ...

... (English iieswicks) s*. to 6s. od. per bushel, pears Cd. to ls. od. per stone, do. (Duches.se) 2s. ud, to 2s. 6d. per box, blackberries 3s. Od. to 4s. Od. per stone, lemons Bs. to 10s. per case ; grapes (Guernsey) 3d. to 4d. p;r lb., do (Almeria) 7s. to 13s ...

... 16s. to 18s, per barre , baldwins lis. to 15s. per barrel, do. spies 15s. per barrel, do. various Bs. to 10s. per oRi blackberries 3s. Od. to Ss. 6d. per stone, »= er 255. to SO*, per case, grapes (English) 6d. to 1»- °t [ Q3 . lb., do. (Guernsey) ...

... lisping and imperfect words had told us too plainly that it was while stretching oyer the edge of the precipice to gather blackberries for him that his mother had lost her footing and fallen headlong down. My wife would spend hours by the bedside. I ventured ...

... centred in the possession of Warsaw. There was a time when Finland belonged to Sweden. Rumours are now as plentiful as blackberries in autumn with reference to the settlement of the qu«stion of the evacuation of Rome, and the universal opinion is that ...

... destruction of many insect enemies. Plum trees do better in a poultry-yard than elsewhere, and tall sorts of raspberries aud blackberries flourish there with little care or outlay. Sometimes, however, it is found necessary to shut the fowls off from these by ...

... men don't may trust the numerous corgo TO church, respondents who have come forward to solve the problem, are plenty as blackberries, Besides those lately cited, it has been suggested that working men absent themselves from public worship because ministers ...