... brandy paper and bladder. Blackberry jolly prepared as shove r quite as good as denims ; all the delicious flavour of the fruit is preserved mod the whole ei tho pipa are got rid of—so large and disagreeable an in gredient in blackberry puddings and jams in ...

... country clergy know tho awerti n to be calumny ; and particular instances telling in tho opposite direction are plentiful as blackberries. In another column will found letter from a Country Rector, drawing attention to injustice whi :h has been allowed in his ...

... effect. School scenes are present in Away from School, a truant with his satchel lying beside him, to whom the overhanging blackberry bushes have proved an attraction more irresistible than the drudgery of grammar or the horrors of arithmetic. In Oft to ...

... obtained. Fragments of bones of various kinds sic Ind mingl ~r 1 with grains of wheat of two kinds, barley, flax, raspberry and blackberry seeds, apples, pears, and cherry stones pointing at once to the food of these ancient people. The implements and domestic ...

... THE FIRESIDE. WREN the apples and nuts are gathered, and all the blackberries that are worth the trouble or could be reached have been taken from the bushes, when the nints have that peculiarly mournful sound in them that autumn always bring., and the ...

... apples, 34. di. per ; Kentish and giber's, lati. to Is. id. per It,. walunts, is. tote, tkl ; rhosmits, B. per huudred ; blackberries, 3d.; ti,l, per plot. Vegetables : White brocoll, 30. to 611. ; savoys, to ; cabbages, id to 4d. lottuees, to 3d endive ...

... li boat Oak KaolL Haro the preaent o-iuiueaoad about too yeara ago. aud now have one of the Urgent, 11 not the [argent. Blackberry fidda la the ata'a. They have now twelve acraa in full bearing, and three aoros more put ont lari year that will bear the ...

... thist came to take possession of it was entirely first-class. Powdered footmen swarmed in the station, as plenty as blackberries, and cabby and the omnibuses brought very few indeed of the ladies and gentlemen that came to patronise the new train. ...

... left of them, critics in front of them. One would fancy from this statement that Shakesperian critics are as plentiful as blackberries in September, whereas it is pre , ty well known that the very reverse is the case; and this fa .t became all the more apperent ...

... beating them in the neighbourhood of Brimstone. The hounds were running him three hours, and falls were as numerous as blackberries, • friend remarking, we turned our horses' heads homewards, For the number of people I never saw so many broken hats ...

... clergy know the assertion to bee calumny, and particular instances telling in the opposite direction are as plentiful as blackberries. In another column will be found a letter from a Country Rector, drawing attention o an injustice which has been allowed ...

... 6d. per box ; Kentish cobnuts and Alberts, Od. to Is. 3d. per lb.: walnuts, 2s. to 3s. Od ; chesnuts, 2s. per hundred ; blackberries, 3d. ; sloes, Od. per pint. Vegetables: White brocoli, 3d. to 6d. ; savoys, 3d. to sd. ; cabbages, 2d. to 4d. ; lettuces ...