... Ibita Is. 10d, to 2s. do. ; grouse 4s. 64 to Os. per brace ; partridges Ia. 9d. to Is. do, ; pears lid. to 2d. per lb; blackberries 2d. to 25d. per euael;t rositid potatoes 5s 6d. to 6s. per load: apples Is. 8d. t- Ls. Pd. %or stone of lii lbs. ; geese ...

... d4. 6d to 5s. Gd. per brace; partridges 2a. 6d. to s.2 do. ; pheasant3 6e. 6d. to 6O. 0a do.; pears 2s. per stoaie; is blackberries l-d. per quart: round potatoea OG. per-load: applea Is, 0 i. to Is. Sa per atone of 51 Ibs. ; geese Od. to 7id. par lb ...

... for three or four days successively about the neigh- bourhood of Daere, Birstwith, Hampsthwaite, &c., and subsisting upon blackberries and other wild fruits. She appeared to severalpersons by whom she was seen to be a roaming about without any aimis or object ...

... will ; wheie intolerance and bigotry are at a rimnous tiscount ; where broad liberal unselfish views are as plentiful as blackberries at the bottom of a Surrey yalley. But, after a tine, symptoms appear which show that the mind needs the stimulus of variety ...

... at Halton East, x of near Bolton Abbey ;--each morning at eleven o'olock. ad fa! nd It is a remarkable fact that ripe blackberries are JX an now frequently to be found on the hedge-rows of Devonshire i ad and the borders of Somerset. 3 THE MURDERER LUKE ...

... brought about under the followirsgoircumontance CIa On Saturday afternoon, towards four o'clonk, two boys were of gathering blackberries in a field at the top of Wood-lane, cbi approaching Mapperloy-hihll, joel beyond the brick-yard of Mr. Gripper, ' when ...

... grooso 4s. 6d. ;to Os., Partridges Is. 3d to to. per brace-, Deane Ie. 4d. to 2,. Oild. D3r stone; plume 2d. to ?? per lb.; blackberries 3d. per quart; mushrooms 28. to 3d. per lb. ; round peotaoes l0a. to Ilae, per load; a plpes le. to 2s. per stone of i6 ...

... cr0530 4e, dd. tO 6S. d,, pasrtidges Is. 3d. to Is. per braces pe~ars le.d. to Is. fid., plinms .2s. tO Is. Gd. .per stone; blackberries 21d. to 3d. par qusit; muaubrunopald. to.3d, pcerlb. routnd potatos3 Gs. to 9s, nor load; applee fid. tn 1e. per etone ...

... postpcrttti'ait-n Wvit madue by daendiaut's4 counsel. WILD FRUIT.-Jt i5 (.qeti(ct thadt there wvili lit, the lar gest crop of blackberries,, nuts, and elderberries thns season in the south of En.lgland that hafs been known far several years past. Orders hoive ...

... Hinehaliff Mill, who took care of him. On Monday aftes'noon, he askted her if lie naight go with some otherbeys to get blackberries. by the dam side, but she told hint atot to go. H-e dlid go, hnwcver, and when there lie was attempting to pull some- thing- ...

... 8d. per dozen, or 3d. to 4d. each; apples Is. to 2s. and pears Is. per stobe; cabbages Gd., colery 9d. to Is. per dozen; blackberries 2'd. per) quart; foreign gzapes 9d. to ls, per lb. Ducks 5s. per couple, pigeons 0d.' to 8d. eaca. :Butter is. 5d. to Is ...

... deceased ha would have said that it was a case of cholera. At' pre- sent diarrhaia Was very prevalent and the eating, of blackberry pie would be very likely to prodcce it. Mrs. Freth, mother of the deceased, stated that she'ivent to Dr. Mayne's housme ...