... BLACKBERRY JELLY. Blackberry jelly infinitely superior to blackberry jam that it well worth the extra trouble. Very carefully look over four pounds, more less, of dry, ripe blackberries, gathering them, when possible, early in the morning. Remove all ...

... resided at Bishop's. gate-parade, New-port. On the day in question, she had been picking blackberries, and met the prisoner, wbo asked her how she sohl her blackberries. She seid tfireepence a ) quart. and he said he would have a quart, and that lie lived ...

... be shown together, they shovld be; for instance, the yew—which,is an eve .-green—and its terry; whereas the iris and the blackberry are berries cmly, the leaves of their plants not being evergreen. hope have made our competition quite clear. ...

... held an inquest at Mountain Ash Police-court on Tuesday touch. ing the death of Eleazer Phillips, butcher, aged 64, of 7, Blackberry-place, Cefnpennar, who committed suicide on Saturday morning.—The daughter, Mrs. M. A. Parsons, stated that the deceased ...

... Mountain Ash. At about ten o'clock a young girl named Lucy Buttle went to the shop of Eliazer Phillips, a butcher, at No. 7, Blackberry-piace, and found Phillips hanging from a meat hook from the ceiling in a room immediately behind the shop. The girl gave ...

... a wineglasaful of gin, and two winegiassfuls of sherry; also a lump of ice. “Wanted to Know.’—-Neither elderberries nor blackberries are ripe, nor will be for some time. I will give recipes for making wine of these severally in due course; also for making ...

... Teader in the North sends me a copy of the Scotsman, and calls my attention to an article in it on cultivating brambles or blackberries. She, as it is a lady (what a delightful Jot take a keen interest in such subiects!), asks for opinion of tke idea, and ...

... treat >r well, we'll dahn ye at the whilk stall. Ar. Frow 'er kiss, gals. Ain't she a booty in sky-blue an' poppies an' blackberries? Cheer, me gals, Ooray, ang-kore!'' Hi! 'Era's the larst pair to-day. Young Bob and Missis Wheeler. At 'er age too. Well ...

... St. Fagan's discovery il of the megalithic giant the other day, p erratic boulders promise to become as 0. common as blackberries in September, and b the curious point about them is thzt each t newly-discovered erratic is bigger than Ic its predeoessor ...

... called by a friend of hit from the NErth to the luxurious habits of the Danbury folks. They did not gather and pre. serve blackberries as they did in the North. Not one of the parishioners made any przvialon in thia way. They entirely despised the use of ...

... and a splendid feeling for line all through. The sketches of Mr. J. B. Davies and Mr. 3. L. A. Strina are admirabic. Blackberries, by the former, is a third-gra~de prize drawing. The mis- ce~llneou~s exchibits are interesting, and the loan paintings ...

... the fll The Englishi nericulturist is reminded by a con- add it temporary (sytlEeshectTtateetlr pir ic a fruit is thle blackberry, and that for lain making Jo11n ?? and wine and cordial mitking, it tmight pay to J cultivate thle humble and liaidy bramble ...