... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and when the Mansion House saw the accused cutting holly bush. Witness asked him what was doing, and said was picking blackberries. The man had cut off a bough, and in answer to the constable said had cut it with a knife. station witness found a saw ...

... clover and other trefoils. Professor then showed (for P.P. Tackett, of Frenohay) a whits or albino variety of ths common blackberry, single plant of which had been found growing among number of tbs ordinarily-coloured kina old neighbourhood. reminded the ...

... continually occurring. At the Bristol Naturalists' Society this week the members discussed • variety of white, or albino, blackberries, • plant of which had been found growing in equerry near Frenchay. Such prodigies as these would seem to suggest that nature ...

... trefoils. apf Professor LziNER then showed (for Mr F. F. Tuckett, of Frenchay) a white or albino variety of rOC the common blackberry, a single plant of which had En been found growing among a number of the ordinarily-- Po coloured kind in an old quarry ...

... Bristol Observer.) yours of to-day I see an article ea the Seesntricities of Nature, viz., of white bleoldArds, albino blackberries, de. I Knight interest you and your numerous to know I baye two albino jackdaws—quite with the exception of blue • elderberry ...

... opposite r the Mansion House. Prisoner, who had a small saw the in his pocket, told witness that he wanted to get net some blackberries to eat. Mr Gore said he was liable loo2 to two months' hard labour, Mr Hill said the magis- in trates must protect public ...

... yards from them carting dnng. There was bridle road and publia footpath down one side the hedge, which consisted nut and blackberry bashes. Ho only saw one young dog and one stick, bat did not see which had it. In this witness said ha did not know the ...

... wheat i) with a fine bunch of grapes at the centre and e foot, and the ledge each side was 'covered with apple a pyramids, blackberries, Virginia creeper, tiger lilies, o and anemones. The reading desks, pulpit and lectern a were all tastefully decorated ...