... with a weight on it over the pudding, and leave for some hours. Turn it out, and serve with whipped cream. Mulberries or blackberries make an excellent pudding. Pommes Terre Duchcsse. , .—Put some boiled potatoes through a sieve, add pepper, salt, a little ...

... presence, accompanied by the young Princesses, and attended by Lady Suffield and General Ellis. Royalties were as plentiful as blackberries, including l'rince Christian with his daughters, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, and the Duc d'Orleans, attended by ...

... chief inducement for doing so was to do good to the county,' The mares purchased by the Prince were Bounce (hi guineas), Blackberry, black pony (('26), Myrtle (52 guineas), the two-year-old filly Alert (70 guineas), and the yearling fillies \Varcey (Si ...

... to the little old woman with the red cloak ! She wandered o'cr hill and dale picking posies: she bent in aged quest for blackberries and brambles ; she carried market baskets ; she was a dot in perspectives ; she was taugible reality in foregrounds. She ...

... week I was in Haslemere, which is at the present moment a trifle too hooky, literary people being there as common as blackberries. Mrs. Ifumphry \Yard, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Oliphant, any number of Pollock, and a host of lesser people, were amongst those ...

... and all gardens bright with flowers: everything grows in such abundance here, and so luxuriantly, flowers everywhere, blackberries thick in the hedges, and ivy ...

... height of last season. You cannot go out without running against a celebrity of some sort, and titles arc as plentiful as blackberries; indeed, it is rumoured that the grandson of a peer is a waiter at one of our palatial hotels. This, however, only arouses ...

... undulated over to talk business with the Rector. Not because he had been sent out with a basket and a crooked stick to gather blackberries for the pudding she vowed was her favourite dish, on the occasion when she had stayed to the lunch that was his meagre ...

... let, to the most readily available tenant. Tenants, except transitory summer and autumn ones, were as hard to find as blackberries at Easter, Hiphurst village, the population of which was returned at the last census as some half-a-score under a hundred ...

... ruddy brown, with and there a fleck of amber-gold, the variegated hues of dying leave.; an invisible purple (like ripe blackberries) can mingled with tan-colour and brown and blue; and sometimes a height chromatic scale from red to yellow wao broken by ...

... particularly fascinated me; they were of most delicate biscuit-coloured china hung with garlands of ripe, delicious-looking blackberries and their picturesque bramble leaves. . . . . . , . 'l% rought iron and copper are probably the metals used with best artistic ...

... pond, the game is not at all the same that it is on land. The sticks should be light—such as those we, as children, went blackberrying with—and it will be as well to have them short, whilst nothing has been found better than a lawn tennis ball. Owing to ...