... prevails that blackberries should not eaten after Michaelmas Day. because the vinos of the fruit then take the devil’s murk. The Htitdu* o( the diabolical invasion is variously phrased. Some years ago Sussex farmer’s wife, who was making blackberry jam and ...

... SCHOOL DAYS. «iu tho schoolliouso by the road-a r»4sed sunning Around it ft ill the sumachs grow, and blackberry Tines are ruimlhg. WitJiin, tho master's desk is seen, deep scarred raps orticial; The warning floor, tho batterd seats, tho jackknife carved ...

... boring of this locality has been approved of, anil that of the adjoining districts condemned. THE BLACKBERRY INDUSTRY IN TYRONE Large consignments o( blackberries are being daily exported from Stewartstown Station to the English markets. At present little ...

... Larbert, in StirUagihire, and the experiment ia meeting thie year with aneeasa in the form c ...

... end ot the time, when sub-divided, amounted to 23*. each! -yet we lived well and liberally. It is true we picked our own blackberries and. after baying few apples, stewed them. We maim'd the green Helds when we needed mushrooms, picked all we wanted, and ...

... but the seeds are inside of her. HOME COOKERY. Ili.irKiißßßY Fii.mi.—Blackberry troth U •rerllMit way of preparing the lalcat of the email Ireita. For thia i ...

... visitor is prepared to snstain himself for the greater part of the day, as I did, eating few biscuits savoured by some blackberries from the hedgerow, and washed down with libation of cold water from the roadside, will bo half starved and wholly exhausted ...

... the past week the blackberry or fruit of the wild brier is being turned to profitable account throughout this district. As soon it known that Mr. James Traynor and Mr. P. M'Oeehan bad secured orders for large quantities of blackberries, (be little ones ...