... It flushes with crimson the blackberry leaf. And djM prolden-y ...

... for having blackberries boiled the day they are gathered prevents town housekeepers, who buy them in markets, having any credit with blackberry preserve*. In the South The scheme which has been adopted for the England quantities of blackberri-s have been ...

... hundreds of special needs that nature recognises and provides for. Left themselves water-cresses never grow on hillside nor blackberries grow in a swamp. Don’t you know farmers, who. in locating plants, make almost unprofitable arrangements would seen with ...

... MAKING OP JAMS. ELACXBtBBIRS. Blackberries are just coming in, and in certain parts of tho country they may be had almost for nothing ; other parts they will sold threepence fourpouoe par quart. Some people do«- piso blackberries. They regard them insipid ...

... AN ENGLISH BOLL.” is refreshing meet with good English bull, not account the rarity of species, for they are plentiful blackberries, hut to come upon one of rare merit, and worthy carrying the prize from among an exhibition of Irish Bulls, is something ...

... appeared ho and Magill had bren R'ked by the captain or mate of vv«H lying at the quay go out nod gather him quantity blackberries. They crossed over the river boat, and landed opposite Barrack. Tbov thee proceeded down the Northern Counties Railway ...

... lanrs with green carpeVn** tliat are rarely invaded. Trailing larches tassel one old wall, ivy and woodbine bide tlie other Blackberries droop, and rosy waxen bilbcrr.ci •■line through Uie green. Stone-brambles creep in flower ami fruit over and saaong the ...

... country. The road u decorated on either side with hedges, on which the sharp eyes of the city boya soon discovered few early blackberries, which proved temptation of almost irresistible weight to the moral sense of the city arab. Most of them, hoe ever, eu ...

... poul-' try. potalrsw. all kinds gardun \-grtoblee. frmiK. hemei (we hare & half acre strawberries. » Imifa ...

... deal damage in consequence constant trespassing that was now going on. Some of the parties, under the pretence gathering blackberries, bring little tin can* out with them ; but m reality they went there in pursuit of game. However, these two partioe had ...

... the wall fhoee who were gathering blackberries, never shifting bis position. the time he stood iu this position she wa» not certain. might have been or ten or fifteen minutes. Witness did not drop gathering blackberries because of what took place between ...

... won malchea. the only draw oocwmug between Barking Woodvilla and iiHiam. Mil.owiwa ShdMV.—We have reoeired a number npe blackberries plucked on2btfa all, by Linton, near Downpatnck Some primrose* and wild «i raw be moo hare been sent from other district* ...