... this family all though the Summer month-*; and when the Autumn can e, and the hedges were filled with nuts and sloes and blackberries, you can imagine what avidity these treasures were collected. The downs were carefully searched 3nd baskets mushrooms gathered ...

... of experiments, is decided that the flesh of a well-fed cockerel is better than that of a I capon. These a white-fruited blackberry, with a very fine flavour, whi is not much grown. Birds do not attack • The watch, blood-stained shirt, and white silk ...

... taste; this will found one of the most refreshing drinks the heat of summer. Other fruits, such damsons, morellos, and blackberries, may used in the same way. ...

... parents bad informed him that sickness had prevented their children's attendance school, bnt there were few cases of sloe and blackberry picking. This report was considered satisfactory.—Mr. Harvey jocosely remarked that the election bad made the difierence ...

... Jackah, ) appears very anxious that people should kaow that she has not gone to priaon, as it seems has been reported. BLACKBERRIES are very plentiful at St. Just. And | many youths forget the fourth commandment aod | atick to the motto never put off ...

... 200, black currants dsmsow •i OO. blackberry 100, and they can bought readily from auy ready money grocer the following priest: Gooseberry M per lb., raspberry fid fifd, strawberry fid fift black currant blackberry plum fid. Gladstone Is, therefore, ...

... large wholesome apples being only 2d per gallon. Peas are good crop, and the fruit are large and fine flavoured. Wild fruit—blackberries and sloes—were hardly ever more abundant than they are this season, and the bushes and blackthorns in our hedges have been ...

... £5 a ton more than the price when he spoke. This is pretty clear proof that tin is as sure to rise as that we shall have blackberries next summer. ...

... dishes. Tuesday’s breakfast may given % n extenso. ** Blackberries and cream, wheat grannies, sugar and cream, ham coquettes, baked potatoes, sliced tomatoes, rolls, ooffee.” Here the blackberries and tomatoes are distinctly good. are wheat grannies, ...

... some 1 'tie time in rain water, and boil with a piece of washing soda the size of a pea. The keg should be closely covered. Blackberry Stbcp.—Heat and crush the berries as if preparing the fruit for jelly, then pre?s the juice through a jelly- bag or very ...

... bib of scenery I have yet come across. Ihe variegated foliage, the rushing stream, the mossy banks, and hedges laden with blackberries were charming ; whilst every now and then, at turn of the road, a latticed railway-bridge hanging airily over a gully, ...

... the first day of Ihe Assize. The barristers wnd their clerks are looking particularly blue, for briefs are as scarce 48 blackberries at Christinas,and even those who have had the lion's share of the little busineds that has turned up, protest that going ...