... upon the men by the respective foremen and agents of the various departments. Black-berry Wine.—lt may not be known to many of your subscribers, that they possess the blackberry, grown so unwillingly by them their fields, the means once of making excellent ...

... sec. Mr. Codd appeared for complainant. From the evid'ii'c, it sppesred that Wallace had given defendants permission get blackberries in his fmld, but having missed grapes f'O-n his garden, he told tney should not more. Chit ie S'.h inst. he found them ...

... required strength. This Starch hould be used when warm. Blackbukt Jam.—A cheap and wholesome food for children. Boil tbe blackberries, with halt their weight of coarse brown sugar, for three-quarters of an hour (au hour longer if the berries have been gathered ...

... the required strength. This Starch hoitld used when warm. Blackeurt Jam.—A cheap wholesome food for children. Boil the blackberries, with half their weight of coarse brown sugar, for three-quarters of hour (an hour longer if the berries have beeu gathered ...

... scampered off at full speed. Witness followed after him and caught him some bushes, when he pretended he was fathering blackberries. The defendant, who simply denied the charge, was ordered to pay 21. 155. Gd. including costs, and default to committed ...

... straggle to come out here; and so they ought too, because there is room enough for all. Man! money here is as plentiful as blackberries on the barrack hills in harvest time. No grinding of soul and body for a scanty subsistence ! Let artisans of all classes ...

... the Workhouse. Mistaking Belladonna fob Blackbebbies.— Last week some children belonging to the town of Sevenoaks went out blackberry gathering, and one of them, a lad about ten years of age, ate some berries which he found growing in Knowle-park, and which ...

... Days and \Vinfer Nights, The Vacant Throne and it's Claimants, tale of the times of Robert Bruce.—Buds and Blossoms, The Blackberry Gathering. Elementary Catechism, British Empire. —Elementary Manual, Physical Geography. The two latter works are good school ...

... our Streets.—Considerable stir was made in our city yesterday by the report that particles of gold were found ' thick as blackberries' in Street, immediately opposite the ' Humboldt.' On proceeding to the point, sure enough we found quite a large number ...

... voice : What makes other things dear, then ?) Some people seemed to have an°idea that wheat grew out of the soil like blackberries in the hedges; but those who knew anything about the matter, knew that there would have been a much greater quantity of ...

... heliotropes, &c. Mise Micklsy showed a curious and very nice collection of wild fraits, about thirty-four varieties, inclading blackberries, de wberries, sloes, ivy berries, honeysuckle, lime, crab app'es, wild aram, deadly nightshade, yew, nuts, horse chesnuts ...

... Passed through ring His pretty face The froth of milk ! His moustaches Ban of corn! His hair plume of the raven! is eyes The blackberry of the fields!' She is to tell her— That I have married The Daughter of King, At the gate of Paradise: Hut to that dear ...