... temper mei at the same one of the mast debases se EZ if seeds render blackberry jars no peesible rears exists why the jelly sherd not be for all howdoween who have bred it proem:ire blackberry perfect. tibia:berry Jelly.—Pet the fruit into • der jer, cover ...

... MIDDLETON. ra.ses.—On Monday, the members of the Blackberry End Bible Clue were provided with • eubstantial tea at six °clock, after :whiolt pertoak of sweets, nuts, ko.,and spent • very pleaasnt evening, for which they wish to return and Mrs. Balder ...

... Coanty of Norfolk, es lies within the following boundaries, that is to the Norwich ftoad from Wisbech Canal at Wal.4ken to Blackberry Lane on the North, a public road lesdiug from Oxbargh Hell to Emneth Church On the South, a lane called Lady'. Drove leading ...

... much bruised, aa if they had been stoned, Upon Jurther enquiry, two boys named Parker and Kendal, who had been that way blackberrying, admitted that they had found these turkeys straying in • field, moms distance from the others, and that they stoned them ...

... Wereham band (which were seated in a van kindly lent by Bro Howes), they visited the Tower End, Fair Green, North Boonton, and Blackberry End, and back to the Orovrn inn, where • good substantial dinher was awaiting them, served by host Walker in usual tr.o ...

... fine, ripe blackberries we saw in the hedge', and only consented to on the assurance that there were to be stewed blackberries and rich cream at dinner that evening. Then came • dismission as to whether apples should be added to blackberries when cooked ...

... Gerona% as would not dare to smell of beer Nor drink gin toddy, Nor indulge in a pipe, but should dine upon tripe, ' And blackberries gathered before they are ripe, And for ever abhor, renounce, aid abjure Rain, holland', and brandy, win*, punch and liqueur ...

... and tie them securely. Blackberries are just coming in. and in certain harts of the country they may be had almost fur nothing; in other parts they will be wild at threepence or fourpenee per quart. Some people despise blackberries. They regard them as ...

... May Scarlet (Hudson) 1 Mr. W. Ityan's Blackberry (L. Nicholson) 9 Mr. J. Beecher's Heeler (J. Pulite)) 3 Mr. W. Mitchell's jun. Merry Bells (Owner) 0 Mr. E. Hawke's liramptoalan (Owner) 0 'getting: 2 to I on Blackberry, Ito 1 against May Scarlet and Reefer ...

... photographed, as it were, on my memory. My only substantial souvenirs are some jars of veritable blackberry jam, and a bottle of famous cider. By the way blackberries are only good when cooked, at knit I think not, to anyone past the age of twelve years. Cooking ...

... slope of the hill is oovered with furze and blackberry bushes; the latter are now yielding • very abundant crop of fruit. Hitherto the women and children of Snettie. ham have always gathered the blackberries, and by selling them for Id per pint, have made ...

... pun, blackberries)' Mr. James Johnson (four dishes of apples, New Hawthornden and Green Harvey, and Duchene d' Anglers pear.): Col, Reed (basket of peaches); Mr. Gill (various fruit); Mr. H. Letall (peaches) ,• Miss Clarke, Old Market (blackberries): Mr ...