... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruits as the peach nectarine, apricot, plum, fig, grape, cherry, and are as plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries, sod orchards of New South Wales are among its sights ; and in the neighbourhood of Sydney and rend Port ...

... the purpose; when done, split and butter slightly, put on each layer a generous supply of strawberries, rasp. berries, blackberries, chopped pineapple, sliced oranges or peaches; do not mash the berries; sprinkle the fruit with powdered sugar, and pour ...

... having any claims upon or against the said Southampton Dairy Company. Lletted, of 55, Above Bar 3, St. Andrew Broad ; I, Blackberry terrace, Bern!, Valley; and Susseeroad. In the Town and County of Southampton, are hereby required to send particulars of ...

... worked in straw, also the text I am the bread of life The other chancel window. were Modtarty treated. ripe and unripe blackberries greatly added to the whole effect. On the altar were pawed three sheave, oe corn, and at the base of the centre aisle was ...

... going to give them to you yesterday, ouly I forgot all about Then saked her where she got them from She said she was oat blackberrying on Thursday afternoon and her little girl picked thew tip in the high road Smannell= Then took her into custody on the ...

... received with loud and embus was la receipt of outdoor relief, and wife were stated to be In the habit of golag out pickire4 blackberries or Mastic cheers, several times reputed. bird-catching, but the man sometimen only earned rd a day, The relieving °Meer ...

... Reason ; 2nd, R. Adams. Hand bouquet ditto—llk R. Adams; 2nd. H. Rolfe. Garland. on hoops—lsl. Adman; got, E. Mach. Plate of blackberries—let. H. Rolfe ; And, R. Adams. Collection of wild buries.—let, R. Adams; 2nd, H. Rolfe. Special to ladles for the best ...

... thoroughly appreciated. The afternoon was spent in rambling through a splendid copse in the neighbourhood, gathering nuts and blackberries. After doing justica to a good meat tea, dancing commenced, which was kept until past n : ne o'clock, when a start was ...

... A. Danoan, who retires. LIQUIDATIONS. James Coffey, of Hi^h-street, Alder-hot, draper. William Fi'Ungham Collett, of 6, Blackberry -terrace, Bevois Town, Soathamptoa, grocer and baker. YESTERDAY'S EACING. NKWMIBKIT. Srsnra Rlxdicw.— Executrix, 1; Qareth ...

... Hand bouquet of ?? flowera.— lat, B. Adams ; Snd, H. Rolfe. Garlanu on hoops.— lst, B. Adama ; Snd, £. Cbalk. Plate ot blackberries.— let, H. Rolfe; Snd, Blobd. Adama. Col- lection of wild berries.— lst, B. Adama; Sad, H. Bolfe. Special Prizes. For the ...

... Homey. was charged P.C. Caine, will, being drunk arid incapable tort tieturJay.--lie came into town with a truck earl of blackberries and watercress. which he sold, and then spent money In drink—hating none upon him now. He was found helpless, and was wheeled ...

... Cornisbman and a brickmaker in a.arch of employment, stated that he aad hi. wife had subsisted for several d.ya by picking blackberries in the neighbourhood of Netley, and selling tbem. Previous to oeparting on tbe same errand that morning his wife suggested ...