... OW to Is. dor.; mrrota. N. 2d. to N. Id. eol.; cauliflowers, SW. to Is. 9d. dos.: (=dere. 10 doe.; leek.. 3W. dos.; marrows. 74. to L. Ad. dos.; mushroom', 4 1 . i. to G4d. lb.; °Moos lerem), 7s. 3d. to 10r. cwt.: parompe, lld. to 3s. 2d. cwt.; potatoes ...

... and barley are irregular, I while foreign oats (vary maintain reeegt values. Maize is scarce and dearer. Milling~ofals and meals are in rood demand and bran and coarse middlinrs realise Dote money. (drakes have advanced in price. Potatoes meet a slow trade ...

... honoured Madam. The young ladies all enjoyed being out of doors all day lung, and all the evening, sometimes till I. 4 time. They seldom had dinner ind.wirs. It was Picnic basket,' Nancy, every morning, and 1 ha I to make them Cornish pasties—any Aersps of ...

... 21125. Journal Office. Worcester. 262,58 JOBBING Gardener wants work: Kiddermlingter district. meal.— Write Box 409. Times Ofllce. KidcWrmineter. K 4357 LADY. conscientious. adaptable. acme experiengs clerical. nursing. Interviewing. seeks engagement: ...

... Appuratoon ferias and further particulars can be obtained from Matron. C 11154 melts someone to care for A Se l la and her Cornish bungalow convenitnt end comfortable; good Ware and every consideratlon and 11E4 to right person.—Bot 8332. Journal Mire. Worcester ...

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