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... and when it was well basbtl ani roaoted, being first stuffed with sage and onions, and served With a tureen full of good apple sauce, nothina could have been more dclieious. But then it was roasted before the fire hanging over a goose pudding, whiob ...
... winterkeeping apples hrougblt a fair price, but now they are hardly tsaleable.;X I do neot think that Canse orchards bare averaged £10'an acre for the last ten years. I lunocv of onebrch'brd which has betwveen t60 and 000 toll-.sized apple and pear trees ...
... preserved jelly, f^.i, e has the advantage of being entireiy frcs froz f seeds, is said to be unsurpassed. The iblackber-. also makes a delicious pie whether used a ooe *, mixed with tho apple. We 'hone that the var:ous .use of the blackberry will not ...
... only many of teio -tOee IL-irfe H.-c, ?? known, but also the richest fruits, such as the apple, pear, peach, plum, apricot, cherry, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, &c. ; namely, that no fossils of plants belong- ing to this family have ever been discovered ...
... were a very good turnout. Roses and pansies were,B perhaps, the best exhibits forward. The show of fruit W was only fair. Blackberries, however, were specially i good. Inthe veetable section turnips were acreditAbil E show, as also were onions, bot potatoes ...
... ical law. Judgment reversed. Hartley'3 New Season's Purre Apple Jelly is free freorn rtificial eoleuring, the natuiral Lint of tie fruit only beirr ne.s eev Itartiey's New Eeasor's Blackberry JeBly nsw reacty; gr'a delicacy. DYEING AND CLEAINING Id ALL ...
... st Turkeys, 10 Leverets, SO Pheasants, 40 Dishes of Partridgtes. '20 Dishes or Wild Fowl. 20 Pea Fowls. DF.89ERT-i0 Plnea Apples, frosi 21to 311is each, 2001 Dishes of haot. honse Grapes, 2110 fee Creani-. Sit Dishes or Pippins, So pilches orPenrs, 60 ...
... There was a e good display of fruit, and Bir IV. Hornby gained the *P frst prizes for the best show of baking and deseet v apples, and Mr Nichol second for the latter. In the ti cottagers' class, Mr NV. Hornby carried off the first b prize for the finest ...
... gave promise of y I developing into good ponies. First and second honours ?? went to Lord H arrington for a bay by Awf ully Jelly-. q), Abbess, and a chestnut by Awfully Jolly-Novice, a polo H pony, b'oth bred by himself. The blue ribbon went to the tle ...