... • doom; 9 lor Is.; butler, laid. he leidt lb.; apples, to laid. NUM dome; dagssin Id. lb.; broad beams. id. kas. deem; blackberries. 3d. Miekgek to M. web; ducks, 2.191. Y. if. orb; 90 , 9 dd. lb.; boom. dd. ' lb.; cheese, it to 9d. per lb. • • • On Tbureday ...

... the decorators imet/ to good effect. The was worked in imarlet gladioli on a of onsam by foliage mid with large sprapy of blackberries. Large white marguertnes. lilies, asters were placed oo roch side. and in the centre see a large bunch of blare 'grapey ...

... At the on the rated so seder .o. a cabby., la. a doses; lb. to is. dot.; apples. lb. to Ss. wore. pews, b. In in. wore; blackberries, 4d. to Id. quarter: tomatoes, 61, to ed. lb., 6 sod 7 for le.; batter, he. Bd. id. to Sd. lb.; bacon, ed. In Bd. lb., ...

... seconded. — Mr. W. Fit:he/tee Brockholes (chairman) pointed out that the of the bill wee to present triennia and damage by blackberry picking over farms. in fact earthing of that kind which nuiefht to be protected in the of the occupier of the land. Afer ...

... 117 ducks. 110 hares. 93 chickens. 21 grouse, 19 pigeons. one plover. 3.3114!b5. of pluses. 7841 n of pears. 941 b. of blackberries. 1801 b. of ewer. 841 b. of onions. and 481 b. of mushrooms were as unsouud by the Manchester food inspectors. • • • 11r ...

... making of jellies is another branch of the labour, and Si no more dificult. supposing oommoneense is broaght to beer. Since blackberries and apples are the most turual ingredients for jelly. September is the month when we most turn our attention pecticularly ...

... Slavery Serfdom. Political speeches just now are plentiful as blackberries in autumn. At the Belfast meetings of the Ulster Unionist Council, Mr. Walter Long varied the phrase, without altering the meaning, of Mr. Boner Law at Bristol. Mr. Long ...

... hair hang down sour back as long as possible, or by brushing and combing it. _ - The following recipe makes s delicious blackberry pudding:—Beat up two eggs in half-a-pint of milk, add a pinch of salt, two tablespoonfuls of sugar. a little butter (melted) ...

... to do is to acceptance in elder to pice sod dimes. But as mods an wisdom as in demand now, they will be an plentiful an blackberries in • pisr two, they will be lucky to reoeave an many hundreds es they do thousand, today, and then more will be expected ...

... this no in the caw or a fa o•haise of immigrant Canada requires. f eb. suede men at oh. Anfeans arc AA plet:ful stn blackberries. so to spelk, arid we are coo. tent to n smell cage in tho winter and almost any dawrintion of employment. and methinks ...

... &Welt ke three there a large In,. .1 lorei being tbe W•rstekahire soil the Parsley• leaned. it is not al all a the add Blackberries. who]. varietiey aught he pew negated toy layering the ends of the at tune of year. It i• meat the forst • of quotr ruse ...

... of produce. Potatoes fetched 88. • were, Id. aad lld. each. ca w nio end 3d. each, passatips Id. lb , 4d., 3d. end 3d.. blackberries 4d. quart celery suck, M. and 2a. 3d., batter la 3d., eggs 7 far la.. tomences bd. In. Fruit wail exceeding', plentiful ...