... yesterday. The polling is to-day. Bideford telegram states that the Star of Peace. schooner, of Plymouth, bas gone ashore at Blackberry Cliffs, Rutland. There is no information as to the crew. Lloyds' agent at Bremen telegraphs :— River is completely blocked ...

... 8:h inst.. Mr. OC. F. Bleckbourne’s Mr. Chas. Atkins).—On Comedy Company opened here, for two nights only, -drama enti “Blackberries,” foliowed the new and succeesfal farcical comedy entitled “ Up.” The company was a clever one, and excellent in every ...

... Boil sir gallon. of water with twelve pounds of brown sugar a quarter of an hour. skimming well ; then pour it on the blackberries and let it stand all night. Next morning strain through • hair sieve. Have ready a clean conk, and pat into it Ohs. of ...

... In those five ,hours I took 8711h. of roach, not one of which a w ei(,hcd less than --lb. Pounnders were common :o as blackberries on autumn bedgerows, two- r pounders not entirely absent, while here and c there gleamed forth the magnificent proportions ...

... agreeable fruit.. 1, Gooseberries are wholesome, but should be 1 a cooked if eaten in any quantity. Raspberries and : n blackberries are excellent and should be eaten t ,t freely. Strawberriesareprobablythemost heartily e welcomed of our small fruits, ...

... slowly till smooth and thick. by BLACKBERE Y JANL-Boil together a quantitJ Adof apples cut small and ripe blackberries. WE a Pound of blackberries to half a pound of apples! f When soft and pulpy, strain through a hair sieve In and re-boil, Wit haif a ...

... trails. One creation that has been well received is composed of delicately tinted pink flowers, relieved with bunches of blackberries and foliage in which brilliant yellow tones predominate. Lightly grouped they form a charming unison, the tints being repeated ...

... trees are only phew ing the faintr4 tinge of autumnal colour, yet the tields are hare ited the whentsheafs garnered. The blackberries lag behind, and are as yet hard and green ; and wild berries, each as the mountain ash, nod guelder • roses are lout half ...

... inhumed me that while he did so neither the keeper nee his employer were M liberty to prevent the public strolling or blackberrying there.-1 sin, Sir, yours truly, W. I'. ilAyeaArr. Stedland. Sept. 17th, 1887. ...

... Noyce, at Three- field-lane, Southampton.— The son stated that one day he hired the truck, and lent it to his father to go blackberrying. He had neither seen his father nor the truck since.— Prisoner said he thought the truck belonged to his son.— Sentenced ...

... September morning, when the still green fields were all glittering with dew, and bright webs of silver gossamer sparkled on the blackberry bushes, an acorn and a mushroom found themselves side by side. The mushroom was tall and fresh-looking, and thought a deal ...

... something more than mere thanks is largely felt, but the difficulty is how to confer the boon. Political pensions are not like blackberries on an autumn hedge. They are limited in number, and there is no vacancy. Lord Cross has got that which falls in by Lord ...