... people who had eaten lin bumpkin. He tested of bumpkin, tomebocci, Hubbard Sgitaah—whatever that may be —peas, mushrooms, blackberries, beans, milk, mid pine apples. The milk was pure. All the rest contained poison, the tin, taken as ehloritle, vary. jog ...

... urface with a aalamander, and -wile in the di.-li in which they were cooked. DANISH Hitt►.•' en' eat*, raspberries or blackberries, and rub through a .sieve. To the pulp arid juice a • I 1 , eviaiqh to sweeten well, and to a pint of j •'.• • threw clesk ...

... IMPORTANT! GOO 1S RRI Appl;4: Blackberries, Ifeahroome, and all kinds of Fruit and Yentables bought, ei , her by the owl or ton, at highest races, at the Gardens or my own Residence, and Sold at lowest possible profit. A large quantity of Ice always in ...

... Moore—(after tasting :a sample)— It is a first rats glass of wine. Mr Eagar—ls it wine at ail ! Mr Malone—Blackberries. Mr Leech—No blackberries, It is a fair wine. The tender was accepted. Mr R kleacy's tender for supply of potatoes, for two monthQ, ...

... IMPORTANT! GOORBSICIMILS, Apples, Blackberries, Plates, Washroom, sod kinds of Fruit 504 Voge. tables boookt, either by the owt or ton, at blithest prima, at the Gardena or my own Beeideowt, Sold at lowest possible profit. ' A large gosatity of toe always ...

... Moore (after tasting a sample)—lt is a firstrate glass of wine. Mr. Eagar—ls it wine at all? Mr. Malone—Blackberries. Mr. Leech—No blackberries. It is a fair wine. The tender was accepted. Mr. R. Heany's tender for supply of potatoes, for two months ...

... HOME-MADE ICES. Fruit Creams, such as Raspberry. Strawberry, Cherry, Blackberry, Plum, Peach, Apricot, Currant, &c., are sure to find favour, and all that is necessary in most cases, providing the fruit be ripe, is to rub it through a coarse hair-sieve ...

... produced he saw it was the one stolen from him. The defendant said she found the fork in a ditch when she was gathering blackberries. The defendant was discharged with • cautios. MUCH OF TIE SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. Mrs Catherine Daffy, Trinity street. was ...

... HEM BROTHERS, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTERS• BATS A SPECIALITY, BLACKBERRIES. T AROI geestitiel of elsekherries for Sate. Appl: to MUNI BOOTH, 00, Nceesteibutee. MACHINE BELTING. INDIA RUBBER BELTING LEATHER BELTING. HAIR BELTING. GLITTA PERCHA BELTING. (Made ...

... It appears however. that the sum realised by the Blackberries falls very little short of what was anticipated £lOO. In making the experiment Father Booth was guided by the abundance of blackberries in the district. and the demand for them in the English ...

... THE WHITE STAR LINER RRITANIC. Gilmore, Friday Brining At halfpast twelve o'clock to-day the Britannic came off the Blackberry Rocks. She was towed off astern by three tugs, anottp-r towing on her starboard quarter. It was exactly one hour of high water ...

... was produced be *law that it the one stolen from him. The defendant he found the fork in a ditch when he was gathering blackberries The defendant was discharged with a caution. 13EXACI OP SCSDAT CLOSING, Catherine Doges. Trinity-sliest, was charged with ...