... They atre delicious in Or If tarts and puddings, but, for dietetic reasons, pro ~should always be combined with blackberries or aim g blackberry jam when being prepared for the 'rac mtable, o ...

... Powder Magazine, and is ott the othier pits L-side bordered by bratuble bushes, ftutu which Al eatho boys wvere pioeliug blackberries, leaving trill .ethe rod and green berries intersuingled with seeso d tle flowers for future raiding. Thle eakso, M buffeted ...

... forget the Iclaims of the humble blackberry. It .may .be laid down as a grencral rule, adds Mr. Oldlield, i' that the vwild vegetables, such as Ithoenettle, and the wild frait, such ns the whin- Ibeiry and the blackberry, have the great ad- I vantage ...

... its still veu'laiit foliage dotted al lit tk over Iwitil brighlt uand listrous fulit-, and1( do0wnJ toi ait its foot tile blackberry hranibijhle trikil ahbout 171 with ileirsilvey white, lulosseos 1111( fruit il Ml every stage t ipeness 1111( ukrialI iS ...

... cousutry lasse leading- straight lees away to Vtse Beechses, at the distance of a, mile thle or mile and a half. You eamy pick blackberries sowl its you saunter along, or pull down a hunch of Is nuts, or stand for at susment to admire Sense of lrar the beautiful ...

... of its timiberr. EngIand of II course still holds the palnt for noble trees, and ti spacies parks tare as plentiful as blackberries. t B 13itt atpnk is not thle opets voodland of our b tincestoixs, nor do anyy nmher of graid trees c produce a forest. ...

... froan Jersey duinetg the last few days. Kent filberts are retailed at Is. the lb. English e ob nuts are rising in price. Blackberries are still procurable. Cranberries are a little less Iezxensive ?? they were, ...

... boon indicationis of snOW. The anglers ead have deserted the canal baniks ; utiid the woods, a week or two ago alive with blackberry- gatherers, are silent. The colliers themselves a.ll aire without foul, end what is meor comfortless tan than to see them ...

... of the plum, possessing sometimes a most exquisite bloom, is more palatable, at least when stewed, and in company with blackberries. The crab is not in most districts a common hedgerow tree. Its fruit too is valueless, unless for the making of verjuice-if ...

... thn hedges it yeafr ago, bad the bloom and hal ii' boativ of the finest hothouse grapes. There p ?? pllele hbarvi-st of blackberries this fintunan, as Ve in these diush (lays they hbave little ehirance Of ca r>,;riiag really well ; and at present they ...

... terrible prospect to any (22i they nanr. (lusar, hear.) Horuae arid martyre weroe by no Co their moanti at plenitiful cc blackberries, stud even the cidt I feat creator of 1trabert Enitiere had in tine ittereets of pro- uIP] chn- baubitty endowed him witi ...

... secured the Commont Plate, Morda the Club 1 . Open Welter Handicap, Herbalist the Nobles 'Welter Handicap, Musley Chief the Blackberry i Plate, and Golden Ensign the H-eather Plate. Jncic Spinner walked over for the Grouse Han- i dicap. Two mnem and a youth ...