... lemon, or ginger, whichever preferred. Boil till the apples are quite clear and begin to sink in the pan. BLACKBERRY Jan.—Pick the blackberries carefully, as they are often infested with worms ; reject all unripe ones, and to each pound of fruit &Hew ...

... ia the row*. When planted be trained against an espalier the plants may be 2ft. apart, and fill, the enwlien. Brambles, blackberry, may planted a similar distance raspberries, M»d be trained similarly espaliers. The Lawton and Wilson Junior an good varieties ...

... whole of this beautiful neighbourhood ; high and dry, splendid view, and hounded nn the north by Pine's Lane, the south by Blackberry Lane. For further particulars, and view, apply to the owner, the tenants, the Auctioneers, or to Messbs. HOLE and PEARD ...

... 6to 2•. Horseradish, pe,r Do. best 3 bundle 16to 19 Grapes, Eng., lb 1 Oto 1 * Cabbage, per dez. Bto 12 Do. Jersey and Blackberries, per Guernsey, 0 sto 0 & 30 to 3 Do. Lisbon, Walnuts, per bag 15 oto 17 per case .. oto 20 * Walnuts, Grenobla Apples, ...

... conversation with Bogoou’n wife—She has trampled on her father’s oath—She did not what she conld—He would take 9 oaths for a blackberry. Men of Portumna, Killamore, Tynagh, and Woodford make the sign of the Cross on your foreheads when you meet the man who ...

... ginger, whichever preferred. Boil till the apples are quite clear and begin to sink in the pan. BrackßerrY Jax.—Pick the blackberries carefully, as they are often infested with worms: reject all unripe ones, and to each pound of fruit allow {ib. of loaf ...

... bad to with, where the soil cousi ted principally very tan. potatoes of two and three poun weight were ns plentiful as blackberries, and can ill .w. rs, marrows, pumpkins, 6cc. t grew to an enormous eize. Fruit Garden. Strawberry beds should now b*i gone ...

... instead of Dressing for a vote.—The CHLIKMAN agreed with that suggestion. Candidates might of course come out as thick blackberries.—lt was decided to leave the matter as it stood, Mr Clark having been supported by the whole of the G3ole guardians, and ...

... about twenty minutes. He went and told Thomas he ought to be ashamed of himself. The defendant said they were there picking blackberries. Cross-examined If the gill's story was true she would have to pass some of the raon frequented streets in Redruth. He ...

... •••,.. t a taitsy day. My shoes and st••-liogr. .:re soutiag wet before I have half crossed wealows to get to the lien, blackberry : regardleas as a young gipsy of a vat Otis. I wander along fur some time piekiiis ••••i Awl smearing lay face and hands ...

... not keep them going in those localities where they are (as in Ancoats and many other districts) as thick on the ground as blackberries. This is a point I ask Mr. Howorth and other responsible law-makers to ponder over. ' And what is the conclusion to be ...

... 6 Horseradish, per Do. best . oto 0 bundle 16 19 Grapes, Eng., ib 1 oto 1 Cabbage, per dez. 0 3to 12 Do. Jersey and Blackberries, per Guernsey, lb 0 0 8 141bs 30 to 3 6 Do. Lisbon, Walnuts, per bag 15 oto 17 0 per case .. 16 oto 20 0 Walnuts, Grenoble ...