... can leave out tho lemon if not approved of. This is an inexpensive and pleasant beverage. Jelly.—Crash in mortar 31b. of blackberries, place them in a basin, and this in another hot water to extract the juice, standing them in the oven the while. Boil 2oz ...

... when he heard of Sadie's decision. “I think you are crazy,” said he. “Do you flunk, Sarah Ward, that husbands grow, like blackberries, on every bush. I can tell you that I don’t mean to have you an old ran on my hands.” Sadie smiled somewhat bitterly. You ...

... who appear to mean to enjoy sport as well to participate to less or greater extent in the pic-nicing, arc as plentiful blackberries. it was on Tuesday last, and everything which was noticeable at Cloutsham on that day tended to prove that staghunting ...

... Bunnington, has been draine*, and ditch on the west aide filled with brick rabble as ordered. Batheal'on 4: The direction post Blackberry Barn, Crossway, has l>een repaired ordered.—Stawley 26: The post and rail fence at Duckbam’s bridge requires to repaired ...

... Emily Vaughan, Magpie Hon. Mrs. Walter Portman, Jet and Gold Misa Ethel Portmun, Great Great Grandmother Mrs. Kinglake, Blackberry Miss Ethel Kinglake, Nancy Lee Miss F Broadmead, Rainbow Mr. Raymond Bryant. Captain Absolute Mrs. Woodland, Chaperone Miss ...

... who w.u drowned under circumstances peculiarly >ad. Afi-r dinner he and other lads had gone for walk riverside gather blackberries near the tower of t Clarence. When tired of this they diverted ihem-vlin of shoes and stockings and amused themselves by ...

... some of the gallant sportsmen, and of other incidents connected with the Epping Hunt, as may supposed, are plentiful as blackberries * among the older inhabitants these parts. Among anecdotes another kind, the following is perhaps worth recording :—Lord ...

... trees are only shewing the faintest tinge of autumnal colour, yet the fields are bare and the wheatshcafs garnered. The blackberries lag behind, and are as yet hard and green ; and wild berries, such the mountain-ash, and guelder-roses are lialf coloured ...

... fine.” and, later, one of the same family, with two other girls who had left school, said, “Oh, we picked 20 quarts of blackberries to-day; 20 pence make Is. Bd.; we can pay shilling fine.” G. H. Gordon, Esq., fI.M. Inspector, gives “(1), tho great desire ...

... your bill-berry before due-berry. Your father, the elder-berry, would not have been such nsc -berry; but you need not look black-berry, for em’t care a straw-berry, and shan’t pay you till Christmas, Berry.” A member of Parliament, . Well known for his ready ...

... Forthcoming Marriage—Mb. Irving’s Programme. Royalties have been gathering in Florence thickly, to us© an irreverent simile, as blackberries on hedge. Crowned heads have simply swarmed, in what newspaper writers delight to call the “City of the Flowers.” Queen ...

... sloes or snags,” as they are sometimes called, look very pretty on the black thorn. The bramble bushes hang thick with blackberries; such great black, ripe, luscious fruit (what a waste of good fruit on every hedge all though the country!). It is getting ...