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... temporary hospital at the of the Workhouse, and AR. Mlir , the near the woods. Ile asked her whether she ens itnit blackberrying and she replied that ong to Mr. Mutt..rea Ip.guract. and mulled hies the Ile went with her an far as the gate, then ...

... the command of the Hyderabad Contingent, and thanking him for his serrices whilst hotting that position. Tea gathering of blackberries for Liverpool and Manchester market now provide' prodiable occupation for the country in Cheshire, whence quantities are ...

... responsible pbee. A man needs to have all his eyes and ears tonut him. And. moreover, situations Is London el nit grow, blackberries on the bashes, to be I,a , hired at will. Humph! commented Captain Garrick. So it seems.* And perhaps, * hopefully ...

... Lemons, Is; and choke apples and pears, 28 to 48 per dozen: cooking apples. Id; and plums, 2d pee b.:i 24 to 84 per quart; blackberries. 3d; filberts. 84; and grape,. 84 to per lb. Flowers Cut ewes, Is; and mixed Rowe's, 24 to 44 per beach; pleats in pots ...

... leereploe whoa a elle Geol, owl sleek on to the blackberry Pim Poor peesedy-wetted soul& aside to biome mid, be on to • crystal sad serve with she jelly, or with. jug of cream, sad powdered feepr. pound al blackberries, peed of apples, one gill of throequeens ...

... given for her Teem be dipped Me Ihe street, out of the finger of the les • Upon it was mitres in _ _ Ani a* sraiiimaJ A BLACKBERRYING ADVENTURE. lis ray suensme net miellar. It ▪ ddiebetelmcs In Shot anew at I. timber. end I wee the kihe fie Mot in was ...

... le to 2.64 per lb.; to Id. plums, 44 to 64; daemons, Pd; Keeteb cob outs sad filberts. 64 to Is per lb.; bullion, ; sad blackberries, quart. tiClearlet. Hat AND Straw A fair supply es sale. Tore at 1110.4 clover, to 100 e; Isteriar. to ; prime nvodaw hay ...

... . They are preserved without any sugar whatever —only with hot water—and amongst Ms simples were some of last season's blackberries, looking as fresh and tempting as when fresh picked. He also showed cherries, plume, black and green currants, and gooseberries ...

... on.. of Wheeler the Ivey returned an open I 'mew that two or these men had The name of Dwyer be Limerick as plentiful ea blackberries in autumn. (Laughter.) I knew that the names of the men who 'apposed to have committed the murder would be published in ...

... tooth. The injured man is recovering slowly. A NEW rural industry Is being opened up in Kent —namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and ...

... and there is no reason why this local industry should not be successful. A lot has been written lately about blackberries, and doubtless blackberry jam will be better known in the future than in the past. There is no doubt that many Kentish farmers are doing ...