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... 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, ...
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Wet Grain—lt is recommended that any grain which may be found to be wet should be secured in the straw.placed
... 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. ...
PROSPECTS OF THE CORN TRADE AND THE CORN-LAWS
... country will escape from this incubus. What wanted at present is an excuse, not a reason—for reasons are as plentiful as blackberries—and until the chapter of accidents turns one up, the sliding scale must be endured Liverpool Times. ...
THE WATCHMAN
... paper had quoted from the Record f If the Watchman s theory were well founded, the old nursery story of the kid and the blackberries would be Such a paper would have to say from the Record —which had it from the Statesman —which had it from the Wafdimfln—which ...
LATEST FROM AMERICA
... and unhappy at the omnivus state of things. g Fruit will bescarce there, andthe root very slim indeed. The little fruit, blackberries,whortleberries, and so forth, are not ali plentiful. Weil, there is one consolation, if the Union. the crops are short ...
STATE PRUStCV IlU,\ IS KERRV !
... not h the STATE PROSECUTION IN KERRY arned Heaven preserve us, but these are awful times. Prosecutions are as plenty as blackberries in Au . the There is nothing, from a monster meeting dot =~ Oe aa ee eee dlord State Prosecution by our sagacious and vigoro ...
RURAL AFFAIRS
... includes fungi, which are always rich in nitrogen. The value of many plants found copiously in forests, such as Heath, Blackberries, Wortleberries, Ferns, and common Broom, has just been spoken of, and as we also know what value litter composed of different ...
TOVAf. NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIA lON- nljonmoA I'.r si-oi-.aiion was In-Id WodnosiUj, the Cnm-Exilimge U.),.tnt. ..
... prou.ised ; they first corrupted the electors ■ and then ebeatcil them. j Theca-, es bribers proved are almost plenty ' as blackberries, and the very fact that the price votes w so low, will once suggest the great ex. tent of reliably which must have existed ...
TBB fLABB JOIKMI
... in office,” whose purblind vision would see in evorv peaceable gathering of our people many daggers thcra are thorns in blackberry bush ? tell him such appointments will no longer be tolsrated without remonstrance or borne without disgust or dissatisfaction ...
Majority The is theo'dir of voting ;
... country will escape from this incubus. What is wanted at resent isan ex: cuse Dot a reason—for reasons are as plentiful as blackberries— and untilthe chapter of accidentsturnsone up, the sliding scale muot be endured. NOW LANDING AND FOR SALE BY,THE SUB- ...
FINE ARTS—ROYAL IRISH ART-UNION
... and to on the most Liberal sc: pamper the plethoric Pattison’s for a dinner Speeches were of course more plentiful than blackberries, Mr. Pattison and Mr. Travers, the chairman of his election committee, being the great guns of the field. Mr. Pattison ...
DUBLIN. AFFAIRS OP PORTUGAL
... 51 511 degrees. Another agreeable evidence was furnished ot the temperate nature of the climate here by the abundance of blackberries and other wild The inhabitants this region arc Arccuna Indians, a collateral tribe of the Macousi, the language of the ...