... Blackberry Strop.—The following recipe for making the famous blackberry syrup, remedy fur bn»e_ complaints—To parts of blackberry juice, add half an ounce each of powdered and al.- spice, and a quarter ounce of elo.e.i.— Boil these together to get the ...

... APPOINTMENT EXTRAOMOINA MY -A CARLO' t NF. in qistrates aul is will soon be as cheap as blackberries in Carlow. The tiookers and hodmen may lift their heads now, every spurious off-shoot of al.p-tationt may fairly calculate, if lie can 'Nome the , amount ...

... d Tanner. Mr Maguire’s Gubberawully beat Smith’s Scarlet. Mr Bourne’s and w Blackberry was not in attendance, when called for—therefore, her adversary Kite ran bye. Blackberry afterwards ran bve. and the course the*wo has not yet been decided There were ...

... procure for himself —how much real gratification he may afford to others, day blackberrying. Hut this is scarcely practical enough, wo must now adopt more humble style. , The blackberry is found growing plentifully almost every situation ;on Hie tllc valley ...

... very miserable and minnikin transactions. But what is wanted in quality amply made up in quantity. Reports are as plenty blackberries, and the bewildered public, like the man who could not see the wood for trees, scarcely know what going on abroad from ...

... in casks to ferment, are said to produce an excel- lent wine. The colour of wine is often rendered darker by mixture of blackberries with the grapes,—Loudon’s Gardener's Moagarine, ...

... procure for himself—bow much real gratification may afford others, by day’s blackberrying. Bui ibis is scarcely practical enough, roust now adopt a more humble style. The blackberry is found growing plentifully in almost every situation; in high chalk bills ...

... stick to my back, or a tear in my eye. The imperfertioa of the English language is exhibited when we ■tare the fact that a blackberry red when it i$ green. ...

... put in casks to ferment, are said to produce an excellent wine. The colour of wine is often rendered darker a mixture black-berries with the grapes London's Gardener's Magazine. ...

... Mf. J. Preston hunting stud were brought to the hammer at Dycer’s, Saturday, when Charley, a hay horse, sold for 115, and Blackberry, for 5 guineas. ihe ladies I Ister propose making a thank offering £l,OOO the Ulster Institution for the deaf and dumb, ...

... adventurous •• To beard the Douglas iu hit hall. ** The lion, in hit den!** But now days, Knights errant are plenty as blackberries, and ibe very supposition the existence of one danger mere perilous than another, suffices call forth a display of daringenergy ...

... aui'imn ge(Hf ; The blue bell and the :ip shoot the I Wrr s*rnas, Where mingle with the hawthora tree l'ie hutljr Mud the blackberry • Ami little sound is, eve”, heard i heck the thrush and lici.et's song ; The flatter of a scurrd bird, Som times the b ...