... don’t get lift from the bull there. delightful to rang • voo Is .vheu they change, And the nuts get riper and rfper, And blackberries sweet invite you to eat, —lf you don’t get a bite from a viper. It’-tjcharming to float with the tide, in your boat. When ...

... ROSSITEE suggested whether it was not possible to away with the tolls which were charged on the sale of wild fruits, such blackberries. The young people who sold these things could badly afford pay it, and he thought it was a toll that ought not be levied ...

... roast crabs by the fire, whereof this parish yields none —the climate is too cold—only the dainty fruits of wortles and blackberries. - Old Westoote was living some 25 miles to the south, at West Raddon, Shobrooke parish, when he penned ' these tales ...

... the following October, and the wine is ready for use, without further straining or boiling. Another way: Take quarts of blackberries,. crush them and pier out the mice. Then durive 110 pounds of white stigar I. tO gallons cold meter. the syrup; add the ...

... doubtful, sprinkle a littlo salt the under and spongy part; if it turns yellow they are poisonous, if black they are good.” Blackberry Cordial,—To two quarts of juice add one pound of white sugar; half ounce nutmeg; half ounce cloves pulverised. Boil all ...

... doubtful, sprinkle little •alt on the under and spongy part; if tarns yellow they are poisonous, if black they are good.” # Blackberry Wise.— Measure your hemes and oruise them; to every gallon adding one quart boiling water. Let the mixture stand twentyfour ...

... find. should say the School Board is asserting its influence here ! A little girl of seven, for whom had been gathering blackberries that were out of her reach, exclaimed in ecstasy to her sister of ten, Oh ! look Mary, my joog's nearly fulL The elder ...

... that sceptical suggestions may have been charitably made by irresponsible critics,” which all know are as plentiful as blackberries.* As to the route the line should take, I may say that (toente years ago I laid two possible routes before my friends, ...

... application of lime-water a remedy which tinny always be prepared at once by the aid of a little quicklime and a glass of w Inc. BLACKBERRY WINE.--11eR,ure your berries and bruise them to every gallon adding one quart of Moiling water. Lit the mixture stand twenty ...

... failure of the potato and blackberry crops are much against the working classes here. The potato harvest has just been onward—the worst crop ever remembered. The climate here being very suitable for the growth of blackberries, our revel has for ages been ...

... selected by hobbledehoys for pitch and toes; and while they were engrossed in their gaming, two thinly clad I.ttle girls were blackberrying in the hedge-row. A man in charge of the field came along with a big dog. shich he set at the two poor little &Is, who ...

... —Mr. Heath appeared for the complainant who valued the pears at 3d.—Defendant pleaded guUty, and said he was gathering blackberries and picked up a handful of pears.—Gregory Coates was fined £1. ■with 7s. 9d. costs, or days : and his son was fined Is ...