... celery, 13d. to ltd. per dozen ; lettuce, 2d. to 6d. per pot; mushrooms, 4}d. per lb.; apples, Is. to 4s. 6d. per pot ; blackberries, lid. per lb. ; pears, 3s. to 7s. U. per pot ;• walnuts. sr. per boatel. BIRMINGHAM - POULTRY - THURSDAY.- PhAßlAnts, 5 ...

... but apples were well represented. There were also a few plates of pears, plums, damsons and raspberries. The children’s blackberry competition was peat success, bringing between twenty and thirty entries. A composition of handwriting competition “Why ...

... her lover onle,s he performel some heroic deed. Ile eloped with her mother. PEOPLE say that blackberries are good for the completion, bat who wants a blackberry comp: , ,ion I'LL give youlo or thirty days. Well, I'll Mk , the 810, squire. norm . keepers ...

... they represent the Lord Lieutenant. The r stion was a democratic one, and perhaps magletrates would be as plentiful as blackberries(lughter). Thine magistrates, however, were amid to palliasses and to the general public when signalers@ were required, ...

... street, out of the finger of the glove he drew a paper. Upon it was written in pencil All is well. (To be destined.) A BLACKBERRYING ADVENTURE. lam Emily, my surname need not matter. It was .a delightful morning in that queen of menthe, September, and ...

... Bramble and briar cling to the t-emo ints of their cloak of sombre green and russet. st.:h tb it riot, adornment of ripe blackberries and matelot hips. Young oaks stand defiant in their thick cluatere of yell.irr foliage. and in the cottage garden. pink ...

... Castle turnip for winter use. Hardy fruit garden: Apply sewage liquid manure black currant trees freely, also raspberries, blackberries, loganberries, and mulch over roots. Propagate strawberries. Thin apples where heavily cropped. Lay ia young wood of plum ...

... decorating. At the bottom of the font wta wreath of mulberriee, and on the top the atonework another wreath of berries, hope, blackberries, aoorne, , which was made prettier, poeaible, bunch of wheat at each corner. The wood earring, too, looked rery nic*) with ...

... 6d.,cauliflowers 2s. doz.,marrows 2s. 6d. dos . , onions 3,. 2d. , tomatoes 2d. l b.,turnis is. 54., celery 6d. dos ., blackberries led. lb ., eachalots )d., chickens 41. 84., fowls 3e. Id., ducks 58.. couple ferrets ss. ' pigeons 4d., eggs butter L. ...

... the movement, is read in political circles with interest. C 3NTHNNIA L observances are beginning to be as plentiful as blackberries, and scarcely a week passes without a celebration taking place in mamory of the centenary, bi-centenary, or tricentenary ...

... humblest of mankind. The promoters of the Show bad no difficulty in gathering reasons from his plays '• more plentiful than blackberries in summer,' showing why Pity should place a solace in the hand of Charity. About a dozen scenes in all were illustrated ...

... Barnes I ; ditto (golden dropl—D. Pinfleld 1. Apples—G. Dyer 1, T. Gibbons 2. A. Curable) S. Casa= of fruit—G. Dyer 1. Blackberries—A. Cambia 1. Onetinsbers—J. Parker 1, G. Dyer 2. Fl.ol , 7llB.—Rases (six sorts)—A. Barth= 1. Mixed flowers—A. Cumbley ...