... comfortably in her declining years. During the whole of her long life she partook of no other medicine than sulphur and infused black-berry leaves, to which she attributed her perfect state of health and longevity. She possessed an extraordinary memory, of which ...

... FECIT JUICES. Take quantity of any kind of fresh berry fruit (red currant, black currant, cherry, gooseberry, raspberry, blackberry, cranberry, 4c. ; also plums rhubarb). Clean the fruit, and poo it into an enamelled goblet jsllypan. Rhubarb should be ...

... rendering of their respective rides. Blackberries, a one-act musical comedy-drama, also written by Mark Melford, precedes Turned Up.' The scene is laid in Kent, where maidens are discovered *tethering blackberries. The laughter and song are interrupted ...

... Tn. intimation of the decease of Mr David Grieve, coalmaster, which took place somewhat suddenly at his residence at Blackberrying, on the 12th inst., canted a widespread feeling of regret, not only in this parish, where he was so well known and deservedly ...

... flowers amply test&d, but the caste of wild fruit were somewhat astonishing. In one of these were the following:—Crab apples, blackberries, guilder rose berries, hazel nuts, wild gooseberries, berries of the barbary tree, mossberries, snowberries, mabonyberries ...

... who could take such good care of work as he does. One piece of work will last him for a week.- WHY do they call these blackberries ? asked the small boy of the grocer. Because they are black, was the prompt reply. Then why do they call these other ...

... with, as he puts it, a river running down his hack and a pond in each boot- All the other parts are in good keeping. Blackberries a musical comedy-drama, in one act, also by Mark Melford, precedes Turned Up. S. D., or Face to Face, is being played ...

... if Robert's jealous let him be so. 'Twill do him good and tw'ont hurt me. l'm not likely to be hard up for a lover. Blackberries, remarked Belinda, sententiously, is plentifuller nor baronets. Bother baronets ! replied pretty Miss Polly. And ...

... viol he must hare without a 14,n elteel. r, Indeed! shifted her sister.im'aw, trisk,y saestnq away at a brass kettle of blackberry ties; bubbling user the fire. IR•1,111. • he get 0110 that 1 . ..11y go.et it poise. keeper! Miss Matilda was used tii ...

... accused was allowed to with an admonition.—Six hoys from Russell’. Row were also admonished, having been charged with taking blackberries from a garden near th* spade and shovel works, the evidence on the point not being too conclusive. Fatal Accident.— On ...

... rWght? Certainly, I meant it. Why should you doubt me ; But your reason ? Reasons rather, for they are ' plentiful as blackberries.' But why should I give them ? Give one at least,' pleads he. Take the principal , one then. I haven't a gown fit to ...

... elderberry trees were dotted with bunches of bright red berries, whilst amid the rough leaves of the hazels green nuts nestled. Blackberry bushes laden with red fruit shot their long thorny arms up through the hedges, and here and there at intervals along the ...