... had some very nice weather; we have done harvesting, j read the letters and stories our Corner every week. Igo and gather blackberries whenever I have time, because they make very nice jam. have two kittens ; ouo fa gray, the other white. The gray one I ...

... tha vendors canid not properly dtellngaish their wares—that tor Inctanna they could not distinguish between atonuto and blackberry, or a cauliflower and turnip. It wee also said that the lamps and candles were lighted eo as to bring oat In strong contrast ...

... commend a ready matkefc were a skilfully worked mantel border, the omnipresent at bazaars, cushions, oil painting with blackberry subject was a very creditable piece of work, and it had companion la The misty dawn.” Among the knickknacks were a few ...

... very nice till lately, and the Park looked beautiful in its many oolonred autumn tiutr. I went there on Sunday, I want blackberrying two three afternoons, was great fnn, and I got good many, which we made into jam.—l remain, your loving Nephew, William ...

... regarded with extreme disfevour by be strong detuJcratic element in the Diviner, Meetings have been t as plentiful as blackberries iii September, and 011 both sides there has been • peat display of mural , literature. Mr. BIM has, tbrimghnut his , campeign ...

... SPARKLING OUGARS for I RESERVING. ORPEROAOKS. MARROWA, APPLES, PLUMS, V ICYORLIR BLACKBERRIES.. RHUBARB. Au. FINES T ALIGARH Rocomomodid and Sold by for Pier/mpg ABSOLUTELY PURE AND WHOLJINOBR Aad cannot but UNQUALITIED MATIATACTIGN --- R. & WALTER BELL ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY larv, rasp. ra.,l unripe fruit. %Awl. fruit and place in p Ina pan water and haul getult till all jun, extract. Put Into a hag and at run all mot and torthtl• to get all jaw., ont each pint of lurid w/ld a pound of be.' lump Migar to ...

... BLACKBERRY WISE fruit r p.• d rut Mn. teasel •nd pour on hotting wat.•r to It Thor.. ythlv entail and let them Flood entered till the pulp rtaes to the top and forma a eriot, in three or four day.. Then drum off th.• flii:d :nto another rennet. and to ...

... large sorts arc available. The pruning of the loganberry is carried out on exactly the same lines as the raispherry. The blackberry, too• similar :mention when the fruits have been gathered. Pruning Rambler Reiss. itamLhn rust-. furiii•l. a glorious dupltn• ...

... SARSTANG MARKET. 11•11 egg. 3 I and 33: .1 1 per flown cabbs , zo 2f; tier d•ia.. sprouts xi.. tomatoes t4d . blackberries 4d.. chickens 10d.. fowls 5j per lb.: rabbits 2.? to 3 - per couple. beetroot .auliflowers each onions 3.- carrots 2 G pew score ...

... Ib.; beans 2d. lb.; marrows Bd. each; cucumbers 6d. each: melons Is. 3d. each; pears 2d. each; apples 4d. and 6d. lb.; blackberries 7d. lb.; black currants 9d. lb.; egg plums 2d. lb.; red plums 3d. lb.; greengages 6d. lb. GARSTANC. Yesterday: Lancashire ...

... 3d, lowls Sd, chickens and ducks 7d, garden peas 2id, French beans 3id, broad beans lid, tomatoes Sd, Victoria plums 3d, blackberries Sd. per lb.; cauliflowers Sd, vegetable marrows 5d., cucumbers sd. each; apples and pears 2s. per score lbs.; potatoes ...