... WINSLOW. Jam for the Million. —It is stated that no less than 11 tons 3 cwts. 2 qrs. blackberries were gathered in the neighbourhood of Winslow, and sent off by the London and North-Western Railway to London, between the 18th of September and the 27th ...

... the case was a bad one. The prisoners must be fined 10s. and costs 10s. 3d. each.—Their parents had to pay the money. Blackberrying. Thomas and Mary Belcher, neglected-looking brother and sister, of Berkhampstead, were charged with damaging underwood ...

... his senses too ? Yours truly, MAX. A Nect.rcrim ray. -- A correspondent writes to the Pall Mall Thousands of tons of blackberries throughout the country are perishing, thousands of children in the country are wanting emplpuent, and thousands of poor ...

... lemon-coloured satin, the hem was fringed with artificial shaded grasses. Above this came a widely-embroidered border of blacKberry brambles with their white and pink flowers and black fruit, and intertwined amongst them were tinted horseohesnut leaves ...

... and flowers were hung on the walls. The pulpit was almost hidden with a profusion of oats, wreaths into which sprays of blackberries were worked, grapes, and flowers. The windows were filled with evergreens, Virginia creepers, and vegetables, the capitals ...

... rs of a cup of butter, three egs, three tablespoonfuls of sour milk, half a tetspoonful of soda, half a cop of fret jam—blackberry preferred and one cup of fine-chopped raAns. flrir POTATO SALAD.—PAIII six or eight large patetoes and boil till done, and ...

... lemon if not approved of. This is an inexpensive and pleasant beverage. BLA , ri rvar Jaia.y.—Cash In a mortar 31b. of blackberries, place them In a basin, and this in another of hot water to extract the juice, standing them in the oven the while. 801 ...

... 27111 May, this year, when it was cut and this cutting removed. Although lying all this time uncared for, with heather and blackberry three or four feet long growing out of iU trunk in picturesque tuft*, it was found under the bark to be as liard marble ...

... as to the cause of his visit. Mentioning the Lord Lieutenant reminds me of Mr. Ellis Lever's lamentation over the wasted blackberries in Ireland, which will surely excite the sympathy of a Prime Minister who believes so thoroughly in jam. Never probably ...

... overtaken in their meandenag by the pitiless nighthill. Whether the birds fed them or whether they fed ghtemisleas apes blackberries and such other luxuries as their wandering eyes coul find, is a which they alone can solve. But they were mimed he the ...

... been informed on uuditiputable authority, that no lege a quantity than eleven tone three handed weight,and two quarter. of blackberries were pi-ked from the hedgerow* in the neighbourhood of Winslow, and mint off by rail from the London and North Weete-n ...

... here, Ignorant of the fact that he was doing wrong. The police decline to give any further information.—Two boys, while black-berrying in a field adjacent to where the recent llonghton-le-Spring races were held, strolled under the grand stand, where they ...