... Z'be kottotbitte's etorner. BLACKBERRY AND APPLE PUDDING. Take four of beef-suet chopped ver - y - 11 - n:i pm this it baiiin, and rub thoroughly into -ix of flour and a teaspoonful of •alt; then it mile in the centre, and with the 3 olk ii n well beoten ...

... windows in the body of church were covered with noose, vegetables, and dowers. The font was sm. rounded by wreaths Moats and blackberries, the basin being filled with Toss and flowers, and above the whole there Was a large sheaf of corn. Special and leweitis ...

... iust. The church was beautifully decorate 1. In the porch were the fruits of the field aud the garden, including crabs, blackberries, sloes, elderberries, and there were also wild and garden flowers, fringes of corn and eaus on either side of the text ...

... takingout every year and the young neatly nailed in. By doing so, few climbers are more ornamental. 10. /tubus fruthossus, or Blackberry : The black berries are sadly neglected class. I have bad myself 10 or 12 serta und*r my care, snd it was only with patience ...

... seed time. Our hedge rows are vow ?? with the hip and haw, upon which our winged visitors in winter mainly subsist, but the blackberry and other kinds of hedge fruit are scarce. In our gardens and orchards the apples are generally plentiful, and to the youngsters ...

... to lOd ; bapucaia nute. Is 6d ; and lychoe* (Japai eae fruit', is i«r lb; hazel nuts, 2d; cherry apples, 6d ; sloes, and blackberries, 8d per quart; walnuts, la to Od per hundred. Flowers: Choice plants and exotica, 5* to 10*; roses, 7s 6d; chilfnubtcrs ...

... nigh, and one at least—Dorrick—has, I afterwards find, sought this reunion with an eagerness which is at length rewarded. BLACKBERRY Wura.—Gather the fruit when ripe on a dry day. Put it into a vessel with the head out, and a tap fitted near the bottom; ...

... Warsaw, and will be met there Emperor of Austria. Lisutenant Schwatka, of the United States army, pin .‘“.lh t:#nm dhm-fi':; Blackberries, tomatoes, red and k Ilhlvflllhyr. a:; h-n_s-.-hm autumn, —Court ovr nu;ummhmumyu New York will be lhmumhng-flu-upmhhh: same ...

... old wood taking out yejr *nd theyonug neatly nailed in. doing eo, few climber* are more omementaL 10. Rubvi berry: The blackberries tn * e*dly neglected -.1-- have bed myself 10 or 12 eort. under my care and it only with patience that I found their beauty ...

... sides were arranged vegetables, showing the produce of the garden and the field, as well as fruit. There were aloes, crabs, blackberries, haws, elderberries, and ether things found in the old hedgerows about here and coverts, which made pretty decorations ...

... advanced in preparing seed beds for time hedge rows are now brilliant with hip haw upon which our visitors is subsist but the blackberry and other of scarce In our orabaads the apples plentiful and tempting appearance of fruit not plentiful being rapidly raised ...

... Pri- soner pleaded not guilty, and called a witness named Carver, Who said he lived with prisoner. They were oat gathering blackberries on Wednesday, and retained home about five is the evening. They remained there until nine o'clock, when they went to bed ...