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... was the splendid collection from the Garden* .'•t Troup,; Consisting red and green .sebemes, 1 white and red currants, blackberries, s-rawherries, i poaches, plums, grape*, rnd oranges. Vegetables were superior show. Ao.ong t the professional sections ...
... the crush of the sons of Anak. Crowned heads in silk chimney pots met one at every turn, and Grand Dukes were as thick as blackberries in September. The Queen seemed happy, and literally distilled graciousness around her. I hear that tho Queen has expressed ...
... and knife in despair. Of the sweets the less said the better, for not all the sugar in Jamaica would have sweetened that blackberry tart. And so our dinner was ended, and we were anything but satisfied. Had there been a baker’s shop near we are persuaded ...
... and grow Testier, you , can go on— Before I met you this werld was a &Hatt to me. I didn't take any pleasure in going blackberrying sail stealing rare ripe sad it didn't matter whether the ems shone or not. But what • change in one short year! It ia fec ...
... opened.—Bones of meat and the carcasses of fowls are thrown away when they could be used in making soup stock. BLACKBERRY YAM.—Put blackberries that are not quiteripe into a jar, and cover it up closely. Set the jar in a kettle or deep stew-pan of water ...
... shocking J e accident is reported from Penitirth, G!amorganshire, , where.a youth named James M'Janet was gathering i 'blackberries on the summit of Peniartb Cliff, near the zig-zag path. Missing his footing, he was pre- cipitated over the rock, a depth ...
... Allan. Skim milk cheese—l Mrs Torn ; 2 Mrs j Smith. Oatmeal cakes—l Mrs Davie; George ; Moir. Fiour scone—George Moir. Blackberry jam —Mrs Murray. EXTRA PRIZES. Flowers—Best twelve cabbage roses, by Mr John Couttß, Menie-—Mrs Harvey. Best Scotch thistle ...
... trees are only shewing the faintest tinge of autumnal colour, yet the fields are bare surd the wheatshoafs garnered. The blackberries lag behind, and are as yet hard and green; and wild berries, such the mountain-ash, and guelder • roses are half coloured ...
... the law courts there must be 3,000 which do not. course, nobody supposes that monsters like Williams are as plentiful as blackberries; but drunken fathers and mothers are unfortunately too common, and young children have no protection against their brutality ...
... ASTON PrEAT--Romany 1, Digitalis 2, Wafer filly r 3. Three ran. F MIDLAND COUNTIES HANDICAP-Titterstone 1, I Somerton 2, Blackberry 3. Three ran. i OFFICIAL STARTING PRICES. f (From Sporting Life.) t NEWCASTLE JUBILEE MEETING. t Elorse. Price. t Jubilee ...
... apples, 2d I to 4d per lb.; grapes, is to Ba ;plUMns and damsons, CO, 4d to Cd per lb.; walnute, Is 6d to 2s Cd per 100 I blackberries, 3d per pint ; Kentish cobunuta and Lc filberts, 3d to Is per lb.; and hazel nuts, 2d per ho pint. Flowers :-Plants in ...
... Gd ; dameons, 8d ; Kentish cob nuts b, I, anod filberts, 8d to Is per lb. ; bullices, 'Ad ; cherry it apples, 'Ad ; and blackberries, 8d per quart. Flowers 01 :e -Plants in bloom, 9d to ls Gd ; heaths, 9d . and 01 y asters and dwarf chrysanthemums, Is ...