... and poured n :hen b cores were ; or take a piece of quince cheese and place it in put m:o apples are about half done. Blackberry jam also is very mices Tqigh not be put in till the apples are done, or it spreads over the T much.—ScorcH THISTLE. crfifi’ ...

... those wilds might have observed a car standing perfectly still on the track, and a railroad man going down hill among the blackberry bushes and underbrush head foremost, at a rate—say of forty-six miles an hour. He was carried home on a stretcher, with ...

... there need not he much difficulty. When Tartar and Old Jock first came out, fox terriers were not as now, as plenty as blackberries. CELT. ...

... as if it was made of mulberry and ;Lckbany. and one of the largest importers in thc London Docks had assured hin that the blackberry grew in Spain mach larger and redder than in Eogland, and contained & great deal of saccharine matter. For these reasons ...

... money, thrown away on the mere whim and caprice of a Home Secretary, or of those about him! The Local Government Board's Blackberry Port. Jerrold's love of ofd port and dislike to the elder variety is properly shared by the Lambeth Guardians. They have ...

... Mulberries, and a Snail's Shell, oval, 7in. by 9Jin. — 165gs. Pineapple and Plums, Hin. by Bin. — l6Bgs. Quinces, Plums, and Blackberries, 9in. by 11 Jin. — 385gs. Two Birds' Nests with Eggs, and a Group of Primroses and Violets in a Mug, 3jin. by 13 Jin. — ...

... wanders about the country looking z)r a housemaid’s place, and finding none. During her search she lives_chiefly upon blackberries, and is pursued by a lunatic of the name of Seth Marne. At last she is drowned in a_river, and in the morning the lunatic ...

... William Hunt were not less remarkable, considering their diminutive size, as witness the following:—“Quinces, plums, and blackberries,” 3Ssgs. ; “ Muscat grapes, peaches, raspberries, and currants,” 270 gs.; “A mossy bank, with primroses and a bird’s nest ...

... opportunity for the display of fancy specimens without Messveniencing the spectators, although the ktter were studded thick as blackberries. After the inspection of the rabbits in barred cow, some of the best specimens were turned on to long table, and the visitors ...

... of the hour, “ Where shall we go to spend a happy day?” Now, places at which *“happy days” may be spent are “plenty as blackberries —for have we not Rosherville Gardens, the Crystal Palace, the Welsh Harp, Hendon, the Sand-rock Hotel, Bhirley, the “Grove” ...

... a covert beklarlaff to the Meson Marshall ; bwasomfor. flattish:ay. a tines was clopped-no one to Name. Cetera,* Horn..r Blackberry, Hoe Hill. awl Cropwell Lingo were twat tried, but all bleak hot still the field thought that if a lon could only Le f o ...

... blooming everywhere. I was very pleased to find several blossoms of Potentilla fragariastrum, and there is an early promise of blackberries—l found a blossomin a hedge row well protected from the east wind. Thearum has put out all its leaves, and is preparing ...