... wheels about three miles behind us on the beaten track, and had toiled up winding paths among nothing more exquisite than blackberry bushes, with each a little luggage to*impede, and the gloaming fast deepening into night, Miss Ahigsil, who now kept very ...

... present about the time that new bubbles should prepared for inflation. And it will seen that Company schemes are plentiful blackberries; day brings aorao fresh adventure the surface; people are clutching tho golden promises with roost inoaulions avidity ; ...

... to bate been once com missioned officer in the army. There aredo tore, and lawyers, and pantone, if not quite a.« plenty blackberries, yet very fairly sprink i through the working Vic • i«a ...

... vines trained along tho fence or wall Then the defect is made up by practice highly commendable. During the season when blackberries, wild raapborrita, huckleberries, strawberries, and all other berries are ripe, children and women and oven men turn out ...

... bailiffs she left the house. She was seen walking on the towing path of the canal with her children, one of whom gathered blackberries, and she was beard talking a-railway pointsman. An hour afterwards the bodies of the three were found drowned in the canal ...

... KULL! BLUR An effort is it present being made in the rider kingdom. ' which for so far has proved encontsful, to add the blackberry to the fruits generally for making jams and jellies, and the other day we visited the garden of Mr. Peter Alexander, in ...

... answer electrified me. It came out of her mouth like walouta out of their shells, when the bough is shaken:— '• Raspberry.blackberry, apple custard and pie. I looked at her ea at one who should bring news of the millennium. — Bring them on ! I shouted ...

... halloch) it was the puniest spot in creation, from Camrocks to the gates of Gibraltar. In the Creagh the hares are as plenty blackberries ; and gentle and simple from all parts of the work! con.e here. Fuji, fishing, and fowbng are the whole go. want of ac ...

... Fleming, and spent a pleasant evening. There is present growing in Mr. Robert Chcsney’s yard, Castle Street, BaUvincna, blackberry bush in full-bearing beauty, and on it there a goodly number of shoots, of this year’s growth, which measure fully twelve ...

... which elicited loud applause. THERE is at present growing in Mr. Robert Chesney's yard, Castle Street, of this town, a blackberry bush in full blossom; on it there' is a large amount of shoots of this year'sgrowth, which measure better than 15 feet in ...

... &twats a large puffed bow of muslin on the crown, fastened down by buttercup. ' carnations. or such fried as cherries or blackberries. The jet-embroidered take bonnets remain in favour, and can be worn with almost every dress, both in town and country. ...

... doubtful, sprinkle a little salt on the under and spongy part; if it turns yellow they are poisonous, if black they are good. BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.—To two quarts of juice add one pound of white sugar; half ounce nutmeg; half ounce cloves pulverised. Boil all ...