... described by one who should know as about the most disagreeable he has ever witnessed. Fouls were about as plentiful as blackberries, anti these were sandwiched with continual bickerings. Bob Anderson was the umpire for the visitors, and he irritated everybody ...

... cannot but be expressed that so few prominent names have agreed to be nominated. Vestrymen and guardians are as plentiful as blackberries in September, while one candidate i 3 a music hall proprietor. In spite of what was hoped to the contrary, politics is ...

... the ladies of the Dorcas Society. But she had five kinds of cake, two of jelly, and three sorts of preserves, besides the blackberry shortcake, which could be classed under either head. And it was at this very meeting that somebody ventured to hint, darkly ...

... the utmost secrecy. A melancholy drowning case was reported from Galway yesterday. Two little girts named Stewart were blackberrying on a clift when one fell over into the river 24ft. below Her 'sister tried to save her, and also fell over, striking a ...

... in the same way. laiattdtwotablespoonfulssoda. Strawber ries of. the aswyreurp and a v er , le carbonate ries a n d re`j BLACKBERRY WINE.— Put ripe berries into large vessel of wood or stone, with a cock in i t pour on them as much boiling water as will ...

... pieces should fit very cl osely ~ gether, so as to allow no juice to escape. marmalade by stewing either apples, mulberries, blackberries, or any other kind of : fruit that may be convenient, with some When the fruit has stewed Then put a cover of bread on ...

... delicate and agreeable fruit. Gooseberries are wholesome, but should be cooked if eaten in any quantity. Raspberries and blackberries are excellent, and should be eaten freely. Strawberries are probably the most heartily welcomed of our small fruits, and ...

... shall look forward to future work | by this artist with interest. Mr. Anderson Hague is in great force this year, and his ‘‘ Blackberry Gatherers” (72) is one of the finest works yet produced by this artist. It is fullof magnificent and | light, and the bit ...

... 11th August; 2nd V.B. Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Stonoleigh Deer Park, 4th 11th August ■ Ist V.B. Leicester Regiment, Blackberry Hill, Belvoir Castle, near Redhill, 4th to 11th August; 2nd V.B. Cheshire Regiment, Rhye, 4th to 11th August; Ist V.B. Royal ...

... which I spent in working in the ne garden, and gathering fruits which grow wild in the field., such as the strawberries, blackberries, ant l red wii and black raspberries. The apple, pear, grape, cas pesach, and cherry are also very plentiful. The trees ...

... to decide the particular grounds upon which a certain measure has to be opposed. Reasons with them are as plentiful as blackberries, but strangely enough they are mutually destructive. We are assured one moment tbat the Local Government Act is a good ...

... tried to grow them in the open air sod have altogether lost thousands upon thoinsiids of roots. Oh the Sures Downs, the blackberry bushes are laden with berries that will never ripen. The hol ly bushes are aglow with red berriee—from which some weather ...