... some knowledge of art and skill with the wn” / Groups of flowers from Nature, a nosegay of spring flowers e b’.o ‘ of blackberries, flowers and fruit, a spray of convolvulus mazesflo’ g arranged as to form a charming setting, with monograms and ctiofl’u’ ...

... leaves in the group apparently bent over the edge, and on reversing the plate it was found completed on the back. A spray of blackberries and leaves twisted wreath-like three-parts round the plate, the rest lett blank, was & pretty pattern for a dessert or ...

... ‘l},:: pers}ns a great amount of nourishment ; half the “salep Why ts, an‘é*-n 18 made from it. Apples, gooseberries, blackberries, t Bec ® Val all our common fruits make first-rate guddmgs. Then hel.(’w th Uable vegetables ; but how very few of the ...

... combination exists naturally in fresh fruits and vegetables, and is not to be found elsewhere. U. N. A. RECIPES. kbel'l'ies A BLACKBERRY PUDDING.—Tuke a quart of blackbifiyd picked clean from the stalk, six large catshead apples, PO our sliced in thin pieces ...

... of Wight, and the descent into Ventnor. An hour’s drive through a pretty wild country, where we lingered to gather ripe blackberries and flowers of the wild honeysuckle or woodbine off the same hedgerow, brought us to the “ Scalp,” a chasm in the mountain ...

... good-natured, and torn frocks, wet shoes and stockings, &c., never came wunder the observation of maternal eyes. We went out blackberrying, we climbed trees, played at marbles, ball, and ecricket ; and whenever we could inveigle a greyhound from stable or dogkennel ...

... Guildford, 61 gs. F. Goodall, R.A.—The Homely Meal; a scene in Brittany, 54 gs. Birket Foster—View near Ripley, Surrey ; and The Blackberry Gatherers—two charming examples, 150 gs. George Cattermole-— The Anxious Moment, 80 gs. W. Hunt—Grapes and Apples, 50 gs ...

... days, and then bottle if. BLACKBERRY WINE.—The blackberries must all be full ripe and without blemish. Measure theme and to every quart of fruit allow a quart of clear soft water. Boil the water by itself. Put the blackberries into a clean tub, and mash ...

... running. When stopped u{) it is well to add a few Jamaica pepper corns. A few damsons or blackberries is a very great improvement. BLACKBERRY JELLY.—Take blackberries before they are ripe, when turned red, pick them, and put them into a pot ; tie them up ...

... flower. As for the blackberry, raspberry, dewberry, and cloudberry, many may desire to cultivate them in the shrubbery, and very interesting it is to observe the differences between some of the sub-species and varieties of blackberries, and the beauty, ...

... ’ Both fiction and fact buries, ; And also shows : How little he knows. s ‘Who denies it—because they aren’t common as blackberries: One thing 1 have proved by inquiry and siftin’ it, ¢ Spain once had a castle, and Don Pedro lived in it. A gay and gallant ...

... if uilf perfect, genuine state. There is, however, “ much virtue in an 30 Imperfect copies are nearly as plentiful as blackberries, but Wgn‘.' not believe that there are above a dozen absolutely perfect known to exist. § The Chronique des Arts tells ...