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... quarts of hot water, put in eartnen vessels in olosets; or sprinkle sea-sand, or strew oyster •hells or red cedar shavings. Blackberry Cordial. Bipest berries; mash; fmt linen bag; squeeze out juice; pound of best oaf sugar to every quart of juice; put in ...
... Riolge, and Turner, auctioneers of fisetorlogesd) brought nolyr the hammer the scull choice herd of Mr. Thema. Lester, of Blackberry Farm. In this pariah, and of Brigh. too. The herd bad been bre.' with great we. regarding bat. ter making Dualities from ...
... Familiea' WA-HING. Beat Goald. Hengrore. near Whitohu-ca. - WANTED, Family WASHING. Good Drying Ground.-Apply E. n. Stevens. Blackberry Hill. TXTANTED, Family's WASHING. Good Drying * Ground, plenty ofwole^—V. Cottage, French*. RESPECTABLE Person seeks CHARING ...
... TOPTHORN, by Lord Zetland, Bay Horse, 4 years, 16-2. to 17 stone. COROHET, Bay Horse, IG-2. ,about 14 hands, quiet 5 BLACKBERRY, Dark Brown Cob, in single and 6 BILBERRY, Dark Brown Cob, double harness, and to v ride. Nos. 5 and 6 will be sold ...
... are separated so widely from the country. But here, beside the hay, the hedgerows, the Lees, the flowers that precede the blackberries —here in the heart of the meadows the remains) has departed. Everything is mechanical or scientific. From the refrigerator ...
... etood out against the yellow afternoon iky like painting of Ci where the big covey huddled ; bow thick the meadow tweet end blackberry bloom cluttered where right and left were each eo well put in ; and bow hard waa tee dead partridge overrun Ponto. while ...
... 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 ...
... the hedge, aud thanks to the grafter. In Stailordshire it is said that the devil always puts his cloven foot upon the blackberries on Micnaelmas-day ; therefore after that day none should be gathered during the remainder of the year — a superstition ...
... of the temperature, however, and the good supply of water, give to its environs a green and fruitful appearance, and the blackberries grow upon the hedges as in our own country lanes. And these, fresh gathered, with a rusk, and a draught of tl e Muscat ...
... 3. T OPTHOBN, by Lord Holland, bay hors), 4 years, 16.2, up to 17 stone. 4. CORONET, boy horse, 16.1. about 14 bands, 6. BLACKBERRY. dark brown cob, {quiet in single and 6. BILLBEBRY, dart brown cob, double harness, and to ride. Nos. and 6 will be sold ...
... them are old Roman workings. Deep and treacherous, their surface is covered with a fascinating veil of fern and brambles, blackberry bush and nut-tree. When the fate of this unfortunate botanist is contemplated, one is made sensible of tbe dangers we all ...
... pleasure ground, if it only with • for walks. At present the hill eimplY a resort a number of bootless children in quest of blackberries. (Laugh.r.) With a little levelling it would become . piece of of more than NP amen in Pzt.nt adjoining ite highest point ...