... general interest, to your readers, as I have been unable to fully reply to eorrespondents. Plums, dameons, mulberries, and blackberries- now in season, are all suitable for bottling. The two latter only need to sionmer two or three minutes after hoiling R ...

... picking is specially exempted fronm thle n penal clauses of the Bill, which, however, d is silent on the vital subject of blackberry] qrathlering. Muclh as we admire the red .and white loveliness of the wild flowers that peep beneath the hedcges of our ...

... s in the House J of Conlnons owvin seven and a quarter v millions of acres of land. BAen of wealth are as plentiful as blackberries. e Indeed the conditions of contested it elections are such that only men of w; vealth have been able to enter the classic ...

... been found placed under the grand stand. The discovery was made in a curious manner. Two boys yesterday morning, gathering blackberries, wandered on to the racecourse, and by accident looked about under the stand. One of them noticed an ordinary-looking tin ...

... T - The Fineaeiaf News says :-If gentlemen of hit large commercial and financial experience were rl as plentiful as blackberries, the point would W B be one of less importance; but everyone knows tt F that this is not the case. On the other hand, ...