... occupants of a handsome barouche, which came bowling along between the hedges abounding with great clusters of large tempting blackberries, failed to discover such little discomforts, as they lounged luxuriously back upon the cushions beneath shady umbrellas ...

... characteristic flippant style, in which illustrations drawn from the Bible and applied to party politics were as plentiful as blackberries. At the outset he urged that Mr. Long's reported language Ogbourne about Mr. Fuller was unbecoming of him as m gentleman ...

... American grows blackberries. has always been thought that in this country the blackberry will not pay for cultivation. Xhe American blackberry ground in Wisconsin, on the estate of farmer named Hasxeltos. There is good market for the blackberries at tea cents ...

... few children pick them, the blackberry ■ not much priztd in this country. Yet it said that ' blackberry wine was thought a good deal of, and for j jams and jellies it is sometimes used. But there is °ne use of blackberries which dates very far back, and ...

... Vellanoweth” interested me much grieved I Methodist of 50 years’ facts not pleasant reading John Wesley said of he gathered ate blackberries by the roadsides to appease his hunger “it is a good place to get appetite but bad place to it” That however said so long ...

... everything avail--ble better understoo on this of the Atlantic Blackberry-growing oneof isconsin Mr c B Hamilton one of the most ucce-sful small- growers in the States makes is growth sale of blackberries a acres of blai average yield acre being 125 bushels entire ...

... the Atlantia. Blackberry•growing is one of the latest developments. A farmer in Wisconsin, Mr. C. B. Hamilton, known as one of the most successful small-1 ruit growers in the States, makes, it is stated, the growth and sale of blackberries a lucrative ...

... —Bones of meat and the carcasses of fowls are thrown away when they could used in making soup stock. , , , . . Blackberry Jam.—Pub blackberries that are nob quite ripe into a jar, and cover it up closely. Set the jar in a kettle or deep stew-pan of water ...

... office wero to resign, simply because he could not have his own way in every minute detail, resignations would as thick as blackberries, and government would soon be almost impossible. But bis lordship’s resignation is not that which would make suitable to ...

... unsafe condition, and should either bo filed or made secure. Bathealtou, lot The arm tho directiou-post at the cross-way near Blackberry Barn has been broken off; many the directiou-p»st« and bridge notices in tho western part the district require to re-painted ...

... —Bones of meat and the carcasses of fowls are thrown away when they could used making soup stock. BLACKnr.uuv Jam. —Pub blackberries that are nob quite ripe into jar, and cover it up closely. Set the jar in kettle or deep stew-pan of water over the lire ...

... intend to do wrong; we must intend to do right, and carry out our intentions also. Not to think is in such cases a crime. Blackberry, Brambles and ThMe:i.— Don't oonsider yourself a bramble if you are only a thistle; don't expect people to baar scratches ...