... Eitielan I cif gathering the fruit after Michaelmas day.) I rhea so ran the popular saying 'the devil pats hip foot The blackberries: and another 'h-;whirls his wer them; and yet another to this elect, 'that spat on theta all.' Mrs Latham relates that ...

... maid she was the wife of .1 1h Ridgeway and lived at Qween S'rert, Chrslyn Hay. On the day in question .he went pick some blackberries when he met the de. fenlant whom she knew and talked with him She had her two' children with 11 , .r. Thor palmed along ...

... were summoned for trespassing in pursuit of game in Huntington Belt. Defendants pleaded not guilty, and said they were blackberrying. I' 1 1 Thorpe stated that at 7-15 on the o;th September he was on dnty in a wood at Huntington, generally known as the ...

... Rad trade notwithstanding the number of people in Cannock on Saturday was unusually large. Cyclists were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, while the horn of the Walsall coach sounded merrily as that favourite mode for the conveyance of trippers passed ...

... ripe, and picked when quite dry. Pnt them into en earthenware*, and oover them with boiling water. Some people mash the blackberries down, and others leave the jar in a eool oven all night. Strain through e sieve into • jar or cask. and let it ferment ...

... wood fences where nails and shreds are used. Blackberries are not much cultivated, chiefly. perhaps, because in ninny parts of the country they produce abundantly in a wild state. The American Blackberries which have been introduced have not given general ...

... in years by Professor Singley, and in the stratum, which_ is 106 feet in thickness, he found seeds resembling apple sad blackberry weds. negroes of the Vnited States possess at this time accumulated property to the value of nearly L 60,000.0140. According ...

... was and dirty lie hat was torn. and hi. feet were bare, but be hed • Omani face. In one hand he carried • pail half full blackberries. Go away from here! laid Tom. running to tbs rite. We are rich and we don't want any ragged ,boys about! Please give ...

... reslised by the of her jewellery. Bride and bridwooss led into the woode.sad there, like the babes in the weer, story, lived blackberries, end slept oe Wool losses. When the danger was over they made their way to Buds-Postb. It is mid that be bee written more ...

... Mr Hamm reported an attendance of 81 per cent against 82 per cent last year. He stated that many of the children were blackberrying, hoppin7, dzo., and this accounted in a measure for the small attendance. The reports of the various school com mittens ...

... damp cloth. Bug -Bazaar jam is impr..sed greatly by adding half a pound of peeled and cored sharp apples to ere 7 pound of blackberries. Torts is an old saving that a woman 'an throw out with a spoon faster titan a man can throw in with a shovel. Without ...

... drain • hair sieve all eight. Aid s mead of maps to ash plat of juice ; boil. soil pow its shapes. FOOL.—Prepare Ilk. of blackberries care* sal Mb. apples which pulp airily ; add the jets, of $ hews sad pot all la • Glees eager wilb cedar sages sad • d ...