... nrc g ih i tn r a h a ar t in h tth . e timihn h3ll (; ooto ll : u b int l e -le rrs ! . the honourable are lentiful aa blackberries . that . is—if we had to iefore we gave credit lied to believe in its s r• lock of the outside ...

... between him and tie' Snowy Mount proper. lie brought, however, a good collecto , , of plants, among which were giant heather, blackberries, and bilberries. The party suffered;from an unprecedented numbw: of fevers. They had as many as 150 cases in one day. ...

... industry to devote greater attention and more time to their 1 long-neglected orchard trees and standards. The suggestion that blackberry-growing should be added to our rural occupations is, we fear, scarcely worth the notice of farmers and orchardmen who grow ...

... put on brandy papers and tie down. This jelly . should be quite firm. The blackberries may be simmered on the tire till soft; but the oven extracts the juice best. Blackberries make ono of the most wholesome preserves that can be made. Smuts Ttmr.—Take ...

... chasers, ammo to me be quite on with venue* other suggestions for the improvement .4 agriculture, as jam rind fruit fads. aud blackberry farming. Mr. says the labourer* come to London seeking ionployment our markets are lull, and labour lug mosso or demand ...

... was full of brambles and brushwood, with birds' nests out of number in the spring, easy to be reached, and the finest of blackberries in the autumn to be had for the finding. Willie and his brother were often to be found there, especially in the nesting ...

... doing nowadays, Uncle Erastns Uncle Erastus —lse workin' for Sam .Tones, sah. Gentleman—What at? Uncle Erastus—Pickin' blackberries up on ole Mrs. Brown's pasture lot. Gentleman—Dosen't sirs. Brown object to it? Uucle Erastus —she dosen't know it sah ...

... pocketed his wages, and is looking forward his Sunday rest. He has certainly good reason for his satisfaction. To have ” fed blackberries and bilberries,” and drunk crystal waters fresh from the snow-beds,” right under the horning equator,” is a notable achievement ...

... —Soartanail—Tkimbleby ; Sportin, Lae—M. laud; Piakr—Lord or klooteraker ; Oaaecte—Chasee ca# or Athol • Lased mod Waite or Blackberry ; Times AiSyrol NUL: Lile—Uarak or ; Field —Queen of the Dale or ; Leeward Ossette•—tipsartniat or Tummy Tittletaoues ...

... history, this College has had no very large legacy ; and when the other day bequests were falling hero and there as thick as blackberries, none tell to it. Yet, Dr. Reynolds added, it gives to some men a chance which Mansfield would not offer them ; and how ...

... up with him when he made his experiment-some time in April. STAR.— There arc myriads alsosaid that cntertaintncnt than blackberries. Mr. John Hart tanners aro even more there arc legions who h»a raided his hanncr cafcerer who persistently caters with ...

... diooglit eo. It wee toll of brambles gad brushwood. with birds' mete out et amber is the wise. be reached, sad the deem blackberries in the autumn to be had for the lading. Willie and his brether were often to be (mei the especially is the nesting time ...