... of the gallant sportsmen, and of other incidents connected with the Epping Hunt, as may be supposed, are plentiful as blackberries among the older inhabitants of these parts. Among anecdotes of another kind, the following is perhaps worth recording:—Lora ...

... file, ripe blackberries we saw in thehedges, aad only consented to pass on the assurance that there were to be stewed blackberries and rich cream at dinner that. evening. .Then came a discussion as to wbetber apples should be added to blackberries when cooked ...

... secured at the time by a chain palming round the wagon. The deceased, with other children, was in the neighbourhood gatheriag blackberries about an hour after, and went to swing on the timber. At this time the chain was seen bangle g by one of the other children ...

... where the teat-holes had been. Meanwhile the Flying Column struck into the Beading road, and threading its way through the blackberry bushes and the dark pine woods marched through Fleet ahortly before aeven, crossed the Canal Bridge Fox Hill , skirting ...

... be done rapidly immediately before • placing them to the saucepan. Bi.sccennal Wiss.—Fill • large pen or paps with ripe blackberries, end let them stand in a cool oven for • long Wee until soft, when they suit be pressed to extract the juice. Strain this ...

... insulting two highiy respectable females, it would be more to his credit; but we hear he is affected in his head during blackberry times and full moons. That it would be greatly to the credit of three married men if they would buy bread for their little ...

... catalogue it a misprint, and that hedges is meant, as the picture shows us two rustic children who have been gathering blackberries. Bath are painted in the peculiar manner of the artist, and both with the usual success. The faces, particularly that of ...

... behaved a little better on their way from Port isliend, inatesul of tormenting the po:w fellow who met with an accident with a blackberry briarit, would have been much more to their credit. M I DSOM E R NORTON. That it would he more to the credit of a certain ...

... bareback riding terminates right here ! I rolled myself off the starboard side of that horse, and struck on my head in a wild blackberry hush. I went home with a nose full of briars, and an accumulation of raw experience that would have been worth its weight ...

... out at Vaudeville matinie on Thursday. On Saturday evening the Royalty Theatre will be re-opened for the performance of Blackberries and Turned Up.” Willie Edonin will be manager. It was upon the stage of the Whitby Theatre last Mondav that J. L. Toole ...

... an :UNTER'S ASTLE STREET Kingwlown had behaved a little better tishead, instead of tormenting the Ro an acci dent with a blackberry briant, more to their credit. /ROMER NORTON. e to the credit of a certain masher who Meier' and politician, if he had kept ...

... great favour again, as is ivy —the flowering ivy—oak apples, with shaded oak leaves in all tints of green and brown, and blackberries with bramble leaves. Of hats, the most novel French shapes are the Rowland, with a round turned-up brim ; the Assent, ...