... sorry to use the word but where lessons were not taught and where morality resting upon grapes apple apricot &c raspberry blackberry strawberry I would recommend all our to come and look They all be suited Yours truly Richard Pontefract 13 D Buckley 0 A ...

... Summer with us and without the heat from which we suffer In Sussex the gardens were all abloom wild flowers in the woods blackberries ripening in the hedges the birds singing and everything fresh fragrant Among the birds I observed the thrush and the robin ...

... sugar Sea Island cotton flax maize &c The fruit trees consist of peach pear plum plum grapes apple apricot Ac raspberry blackberry strawberry I would recommend all our to come and look They can all suited— truly Richard Pontefract INTERNATIONAL CHESS ...

... interesting ■itnetiomi. end opportunity is afforded for the display of good acting. A* played by Mia N, Elli* the put of* Betty Blackberry proved very j bat Mr Grain gw has room for Improvement Phil Flopsan. Miss Kune appeara to better advantage u Grace Croft ...

... and to each quart add two quarts of sh.rry, or one quart of brandy. Bottle it, and it will be fit for nse in two weeks. Blackberries can be used in the same way„aud make a cheaper beverage. To Revive Silk. — Boil in two pints of water a pair of old kid ...

... editor his joke about bearding Mr Bradlaugh, albeit the great Titan has no beard. Jokesin the Mail are as scarce as blackberries on a sea- beach, and the small intellect of Editor and Proprietor may be left alone to imagine that i it has committed ...

... Easte when they were r ramble—they always called it ramble,’ as though we had been three girls and a boy going to look for blackberries—I chanced to say I had heard Ripstone in Devonshire spoken of asa picturesque locality. I don’t know who told me so, and ...

... always a large puffed bow of muslin on the crown, fastened down by buttercups, carnations. or such fruit as cherries or blackberries. The jet embroidered tulle bonnets remain in favour, and can be worn with almost every dress, both in town and country ...

... always a large puffed bow of muslin on the crown, fastened down by buttercups, carnations, or such fruit ea cherries or blackberries. The jet-embroidered tulle bonnets remain in favour, and can be worn with almost every drew, both in town and country. ...

... to their Easter ramble— they alw&ys called it a ramble, as though we had been three girls and a boy going to look for blackberries — l chanced to say I had heard Ripstone in Devonshire spoken of as a picturesque locality. I don't know who told me so ...

... Sessions, Low Ousegate, York, Brnds No. 1,712 a frame containing chroims after B ; rket Foster the subjects being the pipul.r Blackberry Gatherers ?? and Fisherman's Cottage. and No. 1,7-10 iwo stuuies in sepia after J. Syer, Mr E. 11. Pickering, High O-isegate ...

... quarts of hot water, put in earthen vessels in closets; or sprinkle sea-sand, or strew oyster shells or red cedar shavings. Blackberry Cordial. — Ripest berries; mash; put in linen bag ; squeeze ont juice ; pound of beat loaf augar to every quart of juice ...