... watercress, 2d. per lb.; dessert apples. Id. to ltd: per lb.; cc*oking apples. Id. to ltd. per lb.; dessert pears, to -d. per ; blackberries, 2d. per quart; English tomat ...

... admitted to be hers which pointed in the opposite direction told the police that the impression was made while was gathering blackberries, but Superintendent Lucas found brambles about the place. When charged she asserted that ehe was not near the stacks until ...

... the bright morning sun; no more rambles in tl»« orchard to see if there are any peaches ripening the southern wall; more blackberrying the pleasant country lanes, nor coming home with purple mouths and Angers. London looks dark and dreadfully prosaic, and ...

... of the pulpit proper was decorated with elderberries, dahlias, ears of oats pendant, wild berries, carrot blossoms, and blackberries. The columns on each side the panels, which are carved in plaques, were adorned with acorns, i &c., and the top of the ...

... Ijd-to per lb.; applra (cooking), lid. to 2d. per lb.: pears (dessert), lid. 2id. per lb.: pears (cooking). Id. per lb.; blackberries. 2d. to 2id. per quart; English tomatoes, fid. per lb.; carrots. Id. per bunch. WHITCHUHOH CHEESE FAIR. Wednesday—The official ...

... corn, sunflowers, and f with sills looked and in exch of the middie roses and ferna, were two baskets covered with moss, blackberries, and AToRAM.—Services were held in the parish church last Sanday. The charch was most besntif frait, and the ¢ with « amount ...

... -on the big Unionist meeting being held borough that night, and eaid that lo>d« were as plentiful Unionist platforms v-cs blackberries the hedgerows. Every week tbef found lords and wealthy landowners explain 1..4 why their land should not taxed, and trey ...

... to each some Hollows,” Baker accosted ms to over the money, and then desired Fanny A 'wo of the hedge with him to gather blackberries. little girls he requested to go home. F and ‘the last they saw of him was as he was carrying ‘anny Adams over the hedge ...

... make a hero of, and that those that made me so should at once repent. Much better may easily be had. The crop is as | as blackberries. Crimeans sre everything now, are everywhere, and though wild-looking and hirsute ani. mals, are easily caught. f do not ...

... The following Gatuentnc.— Bridget Tansley v. BLacKBERRY is was an action to recover £5 against P des. — the defend ant, for having, on the Ist of October, illtreated while sh e was gathering blackberries in a footpath in nt's field. Mr. Atwood appeared ...

... year* younger than herself, accompanied two little girls, were the Water I,ane, Frankwell, on their wav home from gathering blackberries. The child and her brother went with the defendant, the two other little girls leaving them and coming towards home. The ...

... man to make hero of, and that those that made me so should at once repent. Much better may easily had. The crop plentiful blackberries. Crimeans are everything now, are everywhere, and though wild-looking and hirsute animals, are easily caught not all answer ...