... who only partially heard the foregoing announcement, went over and said in a loud whisper:—“ Miss, don’t you do it; taka blackberry cordial or a little camphor on sugar.” Charles Kemble used tell the story of how one day he was closely followed up Sackville ...

... 5/0, butter 1;2 to per lb., eggs IS for 1/0, pears per lb., cucumbers /I each, shrimps Jo per lb., mushrooms/2 per Ux, blackberries per quart, wninbarries /5 per quart, vegetable marrows ,2 to ,4 eaca, kidney beans per quarter, apples /2 per quarter, ...

... 4/6, shrimps per lb., codfish /4 to per lb., pears /I per lb. lemons /I ana each, ouions /U per lb, mushrooms /2 per lb, blackberries per lb, whin berries per quart. Wolverhampton cattle, Wednesday.—Beef /5i 64. mutton to /74. veal /5 to per lb., fat sows ...

... unemployed nail makers, through the prolonged strike ip that district, who are continually trespassing in pursuit of oats, blackberries, and, in (act, anything portable. We came across old parliamentary hand** iu the bogs, who paid a brief visit to Hagley ...

... Griffiths (22), Kmma Griffiths (12), and man named John James, all of Lower Goldeford, went to Whitcliffo Wood to gather blackberries, and whilst they were so engaged the young woman, Mary Griffiths, was delivered female child. The newly-born child was ...

... up some papers off the fioor in the shop.—Martha Merrick was Mr. Ilowells sshop with Mrs. Firmstone. They were selling blackberries. On leaving the shop together, Mrs. Firm stone said she had fonnd a rob of paper, which she showed witness, who did not ...

... in making her appearance in this world moment when her mother was engaged in the more profitable occupation of gathering blackberries in Wycliffo Wood. And now I have to comment upon another incident equally untoward and certainly equadly unexpected. poor ...

... which they appear, aud their utter disregard of the proprieties of civilised society. They come when their mammas are blackberrying, and when they are taking their walks abroad. But the last, sir, chanced to strike this habitable globe in Wolverhampton ...

... to ft per lb- herrings 2) for Ift. codfish /6 per lbpotatoes 41b. for /I. plums (3 to per quart, bilberries per quart, blackberries per quart, apples /4 to ft per quarter, pears A per pint, cucumber* to ft eacb. Sbeewsbury General, Wronbday.—QuoUtioos:— ...

... never see him more.” Haldane's face vanished, and the scene of the •dream changed. She was in fancy again a child, picking blackberries u the prim walls of the old Castle with several young companions, when the whole them are startled a hoarse cry of Help ...

... Longleat, and they intend to pass the holidays there with family party. Blackberry 810-soms December.—As evidence of the comparative mildness of the season, a number of blackberry blossoms are at present to seen In the Old gardens, Wellington. Memorial ...

... bowling four men with bis last five balls—a feat which no doubt snatched game out of tho fire. Tio games Just now are thick blackberries In autumn. 1 hare already referred to one or two. and the match Borwarton t. Kinlet had similar termination, each team ...