... MISCEtIANEOfTS. Ischia* Beech skbbk Visita™ is. —Venomous insect* reptiles areas plentT Blackberries. Scorpions are populoas nation hornets a countless tribe; of vipers there a decent sprinkling niosciuitoes» of course. Despite the beat of the weather ...

... the daisied knoll— The centra of wbinning brood ‘Drown the haseis which they steal— A Gipsy beauty stood. Blacker than blackberries bar eyas. And atHl not blacker than her hair, 'Which lolled lazy lakes upon Her otire ataouldecs bare. Are were they all ...

... small taste of what they say now and again, “infidels, tbraitors their principles,” and needy speculators,” are plenty a* blackberries amongst the lovers of fatherland. Well, all thrades most live, as the improper fayroale remarked ; and I never heard tell ...

... Serais, brigadiers, colonels, and staff-officers, were plciumd pine.l ccnificatc '™,U of the » him the . ; t ,,; compen- blackberries, and ih ««h the only rr,««»;t.,ivr of the fair sex kolh and when the naval reputation ghn.d hared f Ws even gives him profit ...

... to make a hero of, and that those that matle should at once repent. Much better may easily be bail. The crop plentiful blackberries. Crimeans arc everything now, are everywhere, and, though wild-looking and hirsute animals, arc easily caught. Ido not ...

... Up the of November the weather had been extremely pleasant, and on that day they ■ WC re sitting at open windows eating blackberries. Tho » Russian government, it stated, still look with favour this | famous city, and are energetically at work to restore ...

... masterpiece of Vauban. is nut work which should make Englishmen tremble for lutore. France may construct forts plentiful as blackberries along jt« coasts; but there great truth some familiar about Britannia needing no bulwarks,and *no towers along the steep/ ...

... dance in the brerze! *Twaa there that we wandered—ah, long, long ago— And gathered fair childhood's heartsease; When these blackberries hung rich clusters above, ■Eager lit* their ripeness would tell. trampled blossoms, sauntered love— you thhtk »>f the black ...

... do not expect that, fur as our own affaire are as anticipation or d, hut f, ! , L i there: hut •if reasons were plenty blackberries,’ the j „l nt evstem which God ha? given to lie the repressor of the Gloiro, any iron-plated vessel, her shell-guns would ...

... something else bosides scarlet petticoats, and Balmoral boots; and qualities which make it so pleasant for cousin Jack to blackberry-hautiug are not always these r/h:ch ensure the comfort and respectability of home, or tend to the refinement and noble nurture ...

... there any sort scythes or hooka made for cutting them down? If cut down, how long would they take grow? they are principallv blackberry thorns. If of young growth, a strong old scythe will cut them oft*; hut if old. the best thing to it with is billhook, which ...

... cover with a fresh cloth, and keep turning it dally till ripe enough for use. 2. Give a good receipt for making blackberry jam. blackberry jam as you would any other jam, boiling the fruit after being cleanly picked, with an equal weight of sugar. 3. ...