... but then it was in the old times of • flippant House of Commons led by a flippant leader, whdn jokes were as plenty as blackberries, and the Minister of the Crown regarded the first question of the day chiefly as a joke. lint now we have got an earuest ...

... by a !rimed at Ilimeheld, and named by the kite John F. Wood lads Wetly. • seedling of own, being • event tie aa American blackberry, the fruit of %Inch 1 submit - tad to the committee of the Royal Horticultural Straiety. Oib..r emir which simmer in the ...

... Boil half as hour, skim, sad pear into earthenware jars. When cold cover the jars. We have never tried to make jelly of blackberries—that Is, bramisleberries; but if you try to make it, pat the berries into • stone jar, pleat is a bailing water until hot; ...