... 468, BLACKBERRY, 6116, for 12 persons. BLUE FLOBCULOUB, 58/6 kr 12 persons THE CHIPPENDALE SERVICE CONSINED, 12 persons, £5. 10e. In Old Leeds and Yellow Glazes. ...

... COMEDY THEATRE Willie Edouin at le of being rewarded. from the rece; the odd programme he opened the Co The | @ good for ‘‘ Blackberries '’ and “‘ Turned Up.’’ noticed in this occasion of its production at a Vaudeville come few already described is now excellently ...

... of how to live what not todo. But foresight, accuracy, and self- not to be found tember: and for uite as thick as juicy blackberries in who beat their own breasts there ...

... banners, mottoes, Ste., by the townspeople, and the interior of the church was beautifully adorned with Eucharis lilies and blackberry brambles. The bridegroom was attended by a brother officer, Lieut. Hugh Pease, as beet man, and both were in uniform, Mr ...

... see the originals. Mr A. Feder carried of the first prise and medal fora case of carved plumb, one of which, a spray of blackberries, was such a close copy of nature, that one trembled for the delicate stones snob hie* relief, and felt that the artist's ...

... taking oars that there is brine to the depth of at least four inohee on the top of each jar. BLACIBZURT SYRUP.—To one pint of blackberry juioe put llb. of loaf sugar, Oz. of powdered cinnamon, *oz. of mace, and a teaspoonful of cloves ; boil altogether for ...

... dissolved. Take a gallon of the blackberry juice, put the isinglass to it, boil together for two or three minutes, then add to the rest. Let it stand five days to purge and settle, then bottle off and keep in a cool place. BLACKBERRIES IN WINE.—Pat some of the ...

... nrc g ih i tn r a h a ar t in h tth . e timihn h3ll (; ooto ll : u b int l e -le rrs ! . the honourable are lentiful aa blackberries . that . is—if we had to iefore we gave credit lied to believe in its s r• lock of the outside ...

... good, are the young beech leaves, and more sparingly the walnut. Wild fruits are very rarely eaten in the Ilia me country, blackberries, which aro very fine, aro seldom tested, sloes never, wild pears, cherries, or crabs but seldom. The delicious chestnuts ...

... come rather lar barrel, stain }t with oak or walnut stein, or @ loag sp effective flowers on it it with the weod or some blackberry leaves, all look well tis a little gi fringe at the top; tie ca of course must mata! mede with red-hot skewer, or bk (cee ...

... the Elba tri.type Company. 80; Fleetstreet„ Load to, le:MI various styles of die°. bating (coloured pazeal. A design of blackberries in the January (No. 1) tart would be just what you require. NOVELTIES IN WORK. MATSON HELBRONNEB. F.' F ONE WISHES for ...

... the of oe book. euther, the Rev. Oa details of the differ wo. . | the and shows minute readers him an ad it All edout pot Blackberries. By 1 J. Plemiag interesting have & wisely cad well in tos Wo hy ote if their of bls tf the J. be in this comntry as “ ...