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... CHEAP FRUIT. TO THE EDITOR OK THK MORNING POST. Sib,— Living as I do in a blackberry district, it often dis- tresses me to see the hedges dipped in August, whereby quantities of wholesome fruit are destroyed every year Would it be too much to ask the ...
... yesterday, and the tone was as dull as ditch-water in most directions. Humours, generally of adverse character, were plentiful blackberries, and imaginary earthquakea in Chili, Peru, any other spot fancy might select, were used to depress the prices of securities ...
... Desford and other villages in the county have deserted their stocking frames and betook themselves to the woods to gather blackberries, for which they find a ready market in Leicester, and realise more by this means than they can at their usual occupation ...
... Sir,—lmmortal masterpieces, any rate of the fictional sort, seem from the statements of some of your correspondents thick blackberries jnst now. It is curious, however, that each writer seems to differ from the next to which are the masterpieces. 1 remember ...
... Spooner, living in Chester-place, in this town, received a severe bite from an adder on Sunday last. He had been to get blackberries, in a field near Little Eaton, and while gathering them his attention was drawn to something moving in the bottom ofthe ...
... Broughton. ROYALTY TnEATRE. Sole Lessee, Miss Kate Santley. Under the management of Mr. WUlio Edouin. TO-NIGHT, at eight, BLACKBERRIES. At nine, TURNED UP : Miss Alice Atherton, Misses E. Brunton, Zeffie Tilbury, Maude Millett, V. Bennett, Emily Dowton ; ...
... smce been heard of. The guardians unanimously express regret that they had not sooner discovered ?? as _ £___ Mr_x ?? ?? Blackberries are very abundant this year. The editor ofthe Liverpool Times says the wife and children ol a labourer on his farm collected ...
... s Witch, Mr. Bowles's Brimstone ran a bye First Ties— Lark beat Ba.quet, Hasty beat Brimstone, Blackberry beat Leda. second Ties— Hasty agaiost Blackberry, Lark ran a bye. Deciding Course— The stakes (on account of the frost) were divided. ...
... I, with one or two other lads, was in the habit of making little excursions early in the morning in quest of mushrooms, blackberries, Ac., and Mr*. Spencer requested that I would take charge of Herbert, a* she thought these morning walks would strengthen ...
... 8-t. 7H».; Lady Vane. sv.s, 8*t.21b.! Flambeau, I yrs, 7--I. 101b.; Hazard, 4 ?? 91b. ; St. Nichols-, 4 yr = , 7-t. 51b. ; Blackberry, 3 \r-, 6-t. 21b. A good Meeting is expected at Rochdale. ...
... sots; weight for age, with allowances ; winner to sold for 50 sov*. Two miles. Mr. W. Goodwin's hr g Brownvbrry by Atheliag— Blackberry, aged, I2st 31b Peakes 1 Mr. E. .Martin's Famish, yrs, 12»t Mr. R. Payne 2 Mr. C. M. Jickling's Cam pans, aged, I2st 31b ...
... by Messrs. Veiteh's fine specimen bush of the Japanese wineberry, 1 which is, after all, a bramble akin to our native ' blackberry. Sir Trevor Lawrence, President of the i Society, contributed a very pleasing group of a general , .character, which showed ...