... Quarter. WHEAT, DantTic, mixed 49 to 53 extra to 53 Konisbeaw 45 49 extra — 52 Rostock 44 old — 47 Silesian, red Pomms, Blackberry, and Uekermrk red Russian, hard, S 9 to 425t. Petersburg and Riga Danish and Holstein, red, 40 to 45—American 4O 42 Milian ...

... Netherton, and Ann Briscoe, the daughter of a shoemaker, lodging at the same house, went to Saltwell's Coppice to gather blackberries. After being away • considerable time they returned home to tea, and partook of the meal. The boy was then sent on an errand ...

... the other of the Perth, en that it eerie* li entity smothered in pretty mystic devices of flowers and corn. of rush and blackberry. Busy bands and helpful hearts must needs have worked with a will here, never has the church been so •daborately or ekilfully ...

... them.' Ecritt it is slid, has its thorn, but anent , who has ever gone into the country to pick ilte w.II ss-ear that every blackberry has its fifty or. buruhe I. MODERN finance scorns to consist of doing bu-in , - with other folk.' money and in such way ...

... and glowing account of the loveliness and beauty of the scenery. They procured themselves an excellent stock of nuts and blackberries, and also acme upon some wild strawberries by the waymide, a most remarkable circumstance, considering that the middle ...

... breaking for the writer of these lines., I think be might have obeyed silently, without hitting ns all so hard at parting. Blackberries, brambleberries, or blackbutas, as they are vulgarly called by the natives of Westmorland, are very plentiful this season ...

... the July 'maim, and one of honeysuckle that for August. Keptember is illustrated by poppies and corn ; October by ripe blackberries ; and November by a great bunch of grasses and bulrushes. The frame hes to be made expressly in order to accommodate the ...

... and taken home at this season oi the mar is with a thought of reprolacing it three rears berm The crop of blarbums, or blackberries, is a fair one, and, if I may judge from the quantities that are brought to the doors, is above even that. The frit is ...

... Lytham vary pretty piece, sad I have enjoyed my. self very much. 'There sr* mai • lot of mod hills there where 1 gathered blackberries little bey Mead of ours, who studying 'etymology, found a few very good specie's' of betterillea end eater. pitiam, of ...

... lid friend writes me tram bar country home Is Oemberned, Man of mime dinner parties the has ben giving, end saying that blackberry Inns and white wax berms (by which supine she semen the milk - white fruit el the Amnion hmek sysephorie were her deematioas ...

... and rose to exhibit them sitting on • bank, worn out with their wanderings, the boy feeding his weary sister with a huge blackberry, sands out of counties@ shoe buttons, tied together in • bunch of suitable site. Brobdignag robins were watching the children; ...

... wide relieved with fence and suestlowers ; and (nem the (Mat Or Valli choir stall Rita a frieze of corn, n.lieved with blackberries, hasel.uuts need bright-coheirs-el berries. A shock it corn stood wen. tine! me each Aide of Ow Peanut,* to the chow. The ...