... in the newspaper to themselves. There is coming forward the most prodigious season ever known for blackberries, nuts, and elder-berries. The blackberries are so thick, the nuts so big and bunchy, and the elder-berries so suggestive of mugs upon mugs of ...

... Benjamin Shillito, of Altofts Hall, two Shropshire Down ewes that lambed three lambs Friday. is remarkable fact that ripe blackberries are now frequently to be found on the hedge-rows Devonshire and the borders of Somerset. ...

... gardens are at present sorely infested with the caterpillar, who have almost destroyed the small fruit crops, gooseberry and blackberry bushes being entirely stripped of their fruit by this great pest. ...

... Strawberries were exhibited in the windows of the principal restaurants of New Orleans, Feb. 20th, and mespuliers are plenty as blackberries in June. Och, said love sick Hibernian, what a recreation it to be dying of love. It sets the heart so delicately ...

... Fast-day by all three congregations. Ripe Fruit.—Mr James Dallas, the indefatigable cottage gardener, is plucking ripe blackberries of his own growthj Mr Dallas would like to know if the village of wonders has any early. ...

... COURIER DAILY MENU. g Stewed Haddocks. Toast. Oatcake. Tea. *- uu dinner. Lentfl &bS?i Potato Scones. Blackberry ■ Coffee. _Tea. ***- Curried Vegetables.—Method: fry tables that may be in season , , t| in butter, and stew rerv gently }| with chopped ...

... encrusted with precious stones and bearing Abdul Haraid's cypher. Each watch cost 77 guineas. Blackberries FEBRiARY.'-At Hastings gentleman had his table spray blackberries gathered Friday morning in the immediate vicinity the town. There are upwards of berries ...

... Biscuits. Crumps Marmalade. Honey. Tea. Coffee. DINNER. Turbot with Sauce Hollandaise. Mouton a !a Provencale. Turnips. Blackberries ala Florida. Camp Puddin • TEA OR SOPPER. Fish Cakes. Fish Salad. Bread and Butter with Cress. e Rock Cakes. Tea. Still ...

... CLTFF. A shocking accident is reported from Peniartb, Glamorganshire, where youth named .Tame? M'.Tanet was gathering: blackberries the summit of Peniarth Cliff, near the zigzag path, and missing his footing was precipitated over the rock, a depth of ...

... A CLIFF. A shocking accident is reported from Peniarth, Glamorganshire, where a youth named James M Manet was gathering blackberries. on the summit of Peuiarth Cliff, near the sig-zag path, and missing bis footing was precipitated over the rock, a depth ...

... with croutons. Blackberry P - dding. — One egg, one nip one. cup of sweet milk, one half-cup of buu er on half-cup of lard, two cups of sifted flour, otl quarter-spoonful of salt, two teaspoonn-U '1 baking powder, one pint- of blackberries g,, sugar, butter ...

... was sentenced to pay fine 20s or suffer ten days’ imprisonment. The fruit is very abundant here. In Mr Peters' gardens blackberries and the other kinds are very plentiful. Lying, the gardens do, in sheltered position from the winds, is very much in their ...