... MAKING OP JAMS. ELACXBtBBIRS. Blackberries are just coming in, and in certain parts of tho country they may be had almost for nothing ; other parts they will sold threepence fourpouoe par quart. Some people do«- piso blackberries. They regard them insipid ...

... up on de hill. Two gentlemen pawing a blackberry bush when the fruit wee unripe, one said it was ridi- Woos to call them blackberries when they were Don't you know, said his Irish friend, that blackberries ars always red when they are When Dame ...

... leadete teemed to have waa tbe ** selection” of the men, «o to have those only who could trusted, info mere ere aa plenty blackberries harvest emougst Irishmen ; but the very ** selectors” themselves were first iu the race to aeeriQce their fellow-coontrymeo ...

... forthcoming trials. It would appear that there is no end to the number of witnesses forthcoming. They seem to be as plenty as blackberries in summer, and it is stated the only difficulty before the authorities is make a prudent selection among these patriotic ...

... book is published 6d, and can be bed from Mr. Trueman, at the Shorthand Institute, Lombard Street. Two gentlemen pateing blackberry baeb when the trait wu muipe, Hid it ridi. enlow to sell them bleoeberzioo when they were red, “Don't yon know. Mid W» ...

... dirty. his hat was torn, and his feet were bare. But he had a pleasant face. In one hand he carried a pail half full of blackberries. Go away from here, said Tom, running to the gate. We are rich, and we don't want ragged boys around. Please give ...

... distillation; but that is a trouble! sonic process, and is rarely resorted to. To show I Noa what we can do, just lute this blackberry r inandy The'enizer handed the reporter a small glans. fol. It was eseant and mild, and had every appearance heing the ...

... a sickly man, who was in receipt of outdoor relief, and his wife were stated to be in the habit of goi..g out picking blackberries or bird-catching, but the man sometimes only earned td. a day. The relieving officer stated that the man positively declined ...

... said Barbara. let us 1 1 0 down to the brook for cremes. Hattie there quantities of them under the bridt and alms by Ike blackberry brake. ' lieskeeleally I and followed Came. aft ray dowers as I went. They ll ta=g down the Incline of the meadow, and ...

... COW’S, Ac. 1— MILCH COW, risiog 4 yrs; Kerry J\. Bull, oat pure Alderney Cow. 2 EERY HEIFER, BLACKBERRY, 2 JV yrs and 2 months old; served in July by Prize Ball. 3 TT'ERRY HEIFER, JANE. 1 year and 3 iV, months old; from a Prize Herd. By order of tho ...

... Wrangham staid to hear no more. Unmindful of the glorious day when and Harris fell, he broke incontinently for a neighboring blackberry patch into which he plunged as recklessly as he of old who scratched out both his eyes.” His antagonist, who had stood ready ...

... they were doing it for money, and were doubtful about getting paid. A mud-turtle can neither fly, sing, gallop, or go blackberrying; and yet, if they are let alone, they get along just as well as the young man who tries to be funny at lawn party. man ...