... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in • good looking face, and to maintain this well regulated condition attention to a fruit diet is recommended. Plums, blackberries, white and red grapes, oranges, and peaches are timing the table fruits, and it is difficult to say which is the best for ...

... Bradford, Yotkabire. May I ant: below the sensible directions to blackberry-pickeri, ir:ued by Mears Wright and and which aro a!plicable, of tours', to all carte I—The blackberries most be picked I.ly in dry weather—ripe, and free from leaven, stems ...

... 10et Llb (Mr Wildman) 2 Mr./ agrd, Iftat 'Jib, (ear 10Ib) (Watkins) Also rao—Utab, Killeaura, Vivandlere, Turfrida, Barry. Blackberry won a race by a short: fear lengths separated mood and third. Torfrida was fourth. ...

... WOOS simple sauce. One trom orange marmelasle, diluted with half its measure of water and boiled up, is very good ; apple blackberry or dawaou jelly are likewise satisfactury adjuncts. And fur an extremely simple dish omit the sugar and butter in the rice ...

... With willing banJo to help at the work, The leaves twat the mountain•ash are drooping crisp and pale, le eery hedge the blackberries lurk. Ob I blessings on the harvest-tune, it breathes of peed and lova. Bright sparkles then each roguish bou,Auirs eye ...

... gale,' and by the pyramidal privet blossoms, still stronger in odour, but less obtrusive in display. These again by the blackberry, clustering woodbine and elder, whose lovely, white, plattershaped flowers can be eeen and 'weed from afar. Beneath these ...

... has had all the young penple of his parish busily engaged during the past fortnight in gathering in the rich harvest of blackberries which the present season has afforded. The fruit which are stated to be in fine condition, are twin: shipped to Liverpool ...

... Boione where the kings were butiM, is about a mile from Dowth. It has much the appearance of an ordinary hillock covered with blackberry bushes and branches, but stoned it a circle of huge stones,some still upright others lying on the ground. From the opening ...

... trees, Humming-birds and honey-bees ; For my sport the squirrel played. Plied the mooted mole hie spade ; For nay taste the blackberry coos Purpled over hedge and stone; Laughed the brook for my delight Through the day and through the night, Whispering at ...

... the were Annul on • Hallow Eve night' blasting and destroying the hhteklwrries, and, after that night, they wouldn't put a blackberry in their mouth on any account. Rut l'a,bly had no fear of anything, dead tr. alive. On Hallow Ere night Paddy went out customary ...