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... I thought that ever round on the 10th blackberries, and th the 11th, ‘bo or die or fall into gre: No, nothing could mine go Mbfl Parts of England. of that, wlmnn&o ¥ at the com™~ be expected, —T, Gm:ic. - ...
... AUUS 10 LYeusewives, BLACKBERRY AND APPLE PUDDING BOLLED. Take ome quart of blackberries, three large apples, six ounces of brown sugar, half-a-pound ot flour, quarter of & pou «d of suet, sni a piuch of salt. Miuce the suet finely, and muix it with the ...
... APPLES, PEARS, BLACK-BERRIES, Amd PLUMS IVANTED, in LARGE or SMALL QUANIT- V TIES. A good given. iDirriage paid. —Addres4 E. itUMELL and A. ISt;, Chapel Street, Salford, Manche-ter. WANTED, an active, steady lad, as O‘TLER. Apply GEORGE INN, Codfurtl ...
... ■Mfaf amagtk, M amp uloag grooad. Life k Md blackberry Mm. Mean people squat UD pick Ike Iron, DO how they Mack ihri' hp»; ahik inhi. proof perpendicular. strides fiercely 00, ud fell nothing hot krihko U-hwmowr ia too great to ha abandoned all ansa. ...
... for breeding purposes. Superstition adopt Blackberries.— Once more the blackberry is not witirout its folk-lore, and there popular superstition that the Devil always puts Iris cloven foot upon the blackberries on Michaelmas Day, and on this account it ...
... Doublk Bull. —Two gentlemen, passing blackberry-bush, when the first fruit was unripe, one said It was ridiculous to call them blackberries, when the; were ted. Don’t yon know, said his friend, that blackberries are always red when they are green.” A ...
... Read's resolution embraced .q great many other thingl besides mushrooms, and if legislation were founded on its lines blackberries and sloes growing in the hedges would be made the property of the occupier of the land. Any serious attempt to carry out ...
... exhibited some huge blackberries grown at Leicester, which, if they were delicious to eat as they were picturesque to look at, ought to be highly valued. Up to the present time nothing has been done to improve the English blackberry. An erromous idea seemed ...
... to the weight of the meat. The dish is excellent cold. Rumpesteak may be stewed iu the same way. Bracxsezry Jeriy.—Put blackberries not quite ripe into & jar, aud cover it up closely ; set in & saucepan ol water ovor the fire, and, when it has simmered ...
... sheaf of wheat, barley, and oat& The lamps were decked with flowers, &c., and on the walls were placed devices of flowers, blackberries, &c. The windows were loaded with all kinds of harvest produce relieved with large loaves of bread, in moat cases forming ...
... the at Rio on that :Haitians, and Love were the two young people who broke Sato the loom, Immure he was standing a rick in Blackberry Lane and saw them. —*The jury, after • brief ooneoltatico, found • verdict of ruilty.—Tbe tale,,id the prisoner went am-love ...
... in America, its manufacture would ptob‘blfip-y well. THE CULTIVATION OF THE BLACKBERRY.—In connection with the recent correspondence relating to the cultivation of the blackberry uuguden fruit, we notice that the Rurcl New Yorker has devoted several illustrated ...