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... in small lumps on floured tins to bake, allowing them room to spread. They require from five to ten minute* brisk oven, j Blackberry Jam.—May lie made by boiling the berries in oommou iron saucepan over a slow fire, with treacle or coarse sugar, in the ...
... hands, we enr, were never «ceded th* moat primltire primitive meeting*. Competitors running wrone beats were plentiful blackberries in September. Kar were insiaiuaa wanting where men who were entitled to ran in anal beat were lelt out in the cold, owing ...
... and Fulton. Racing machines in view of the approaching Dam wheeling tournament at the bridge, are becoming as thick as blackberries in the Furry Glen in October. CORK COUNTY PACKS. TICE BING. RIBO'ITOBLEVbegs to inform his Irish 11 subscribers and patrons ...
... happened that field glasses, and brecchpokes (purses), can I one or two animals have been the round of the gathered like blackberries; but the characteristic :country and gone far towards sweeping the board take of the racecourse is the tying up 0f a Jay ...
... 1 pursuit across the very formidable double which intervened, and in crossing which grief ■’ was as plenty as black as blackberries in autumn. Haring 1 advanced some half dozen fields beyond Rathmare he got to ground close the River Burnn. A retro' grade ...
... train steamed in the place was packed with ladies and gentlemen. Noblemen and magistrates and ?? were there as thck as blackberries, and amoiigst those who stood near where the Royal carriage etopped were the Mayvr of Belfast and the members of the C ...
... 'Unfor- i tunately candidates like my friends, Mr. Richard I Lalor and Mr. Arthur O'Connor, are not to be had as thick as blackberries in this country, or in any other (laughter). You herein the Queen's Co ! are particularly fortunate in possessing two most ...
... bekosc I hadn't the p : ilar of a gate, the eoncusaion tos*u»g our hero oonthrition doit. I knew that he was paramongst lot blackberry tushee, where, how- secuted enough, and didn't wish to have more at ever, received no further injury than some him, and ...