... game, buckwheat-cakes, oat-cakes, corncakes, eggs boiled and fried, water and mush melons, tomatoes, cooked pears and blackberries, sweet and Irish potatoes, bacon, hominy and beans, maple sugar, molasses, milk, cream, coffee, bread, butter, apples, ...

... as a fruit-growinfimeountry. Everybody who has been in Ireland knows that every summer thousands of tons of first-rate blackberries, raspberries, currants, and other fruits are allowed to rot from neglect. i There are three hundred thousand hold. ings ...

... travelled a mile. Everitt, Ilarquia, Antyria, and Queen's Birthday negotiated three-quartem of a mile. Ada, Sapphire, Wasp, Blackberry, and Boulton a like distance. E.—A pleasant morning. There was not much doing. Alter most of the had cantered twice, Playful ...

... out in the ricinity of the Agriculturil Hall. and privates, i sergeants, and corporals of infantry and cavalry were as as blackberries in the rather dingy quarter that is associated in the minds of most pimple with the raw material of mutton and beet It ...

... of her money in helping other people to work and to earn for them selves. I looked with pleasure at Miss Ethel Cooke's blackberry corner cabinet, which woo the Tincess Alice prize in this exhibition, and at the decorated set of twelve tea cups and saucers ...