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... quality of milk wherever yot may be.-—MARQUISE. BLACKBERRY JELLY.—With reference to “J, J.’s ’ letter on thi® subject, a most elegant (?reserve may be made of clear barberry jelly and clear blackberry, heated, mixed thoroughly in equal parts, and cast ...
... one—in succession. But he soon abandons his round, and he abandons rule too, for his fifths and octaves are as plentiful as blackberries. Cento. di questi Giorni. Canzone di P. Mazzoni. (William Czerny.)—A very gay, animated affair; and if some of its pro ...
... trees, &c., until she is as healthy and brown and active as any mother might desire. Their last exploit included a day's blackberry bunting, an expedition to a neighbouring fair, and a misadventure after- wards in consequence of assisting themselves on ...
... Compton Reade's story, Alias,' is very amusing—he can write the Irish brogue capitally. The Rev. J. G. Wood's sketch of A. Blackberry Bush in Autumn is pleasant reading for those who take an interest tin natural history: it records very faithfully the doings ...
... very poor. A long and serious article on Mr. Hare's system of Repreaentation, is followed by an admir ible sketch of A Blackberry Bush in Autumn, from the learned pen of the Rev. J. G. Wood. We recommend this paper to all lovers of nature: it contains ...
... competition has such a rule as this been heard of. Cases of architects competing with more than one design are plenty as blackberries.' I will mention a few that at once occur to me ; and the memory of your readers will easily supply others. Mr. Allom, ...
... colonizing no one can tell, but all along the Kentucky bonier negroes were said to be growing wild over the country like blackberries in British hedgerows. If we cannot admire Senator MORTON as a statesman we cannot refrain from giving him the first place ...
... miles was made to the Derrymacaida meadows, which occupied about three-quarters of an hour; but hares being plentiful es blackberries iu September, we got on swimmingly after our fresh start, and at one time looked like still getting through the ties of ...
... the one who was having her first taste of the moor air, standing on the hedge trying to assuage the pangs of hunger with blackberries that were either fly-blown or unripe. ‘I have olm‘fed out in America and Connemara, and I thought that I could define the ...
... Al' I THOUGHTS. By EurenAnie. It NG TO WORK. A Poem. By Moomuour. DEAN'S POCKET-MONEY. By NW SLATE. A Poem. J S BOOTS. A Blackberry Story. THAT'S HOW.' THE PLAY HOUR. ic. CLARKE AIM CO., 13, FLEET-STREET, E.O. ...
... WV:neaten , de Heritadso; and the Hey. J.O.d contributes one of his genial and instrnotly • natural history essays, headed A Blackberry Bush in Autumn. A long and appreciative notice of Mr. Willles historical drama Charles 1., now drawing crowded houses ...
... of battle, The roll of the heavy drum, The thunder of—Bob, oh comrade! The conqueror Death is come. Dundee. D. M. Smith BLACKBERRIES. I sing no dainty hothouse plant—my theme The eimple bramble is; and now the air Is laden with its perfume sweet, a dream ...