... patch-boxes, or their modern copies, and scatter these along the table, filled with crystallised strawberries, sugared blackberries, crystallised cherries, and such-like. Pray remember that of all sorts are once more in request ; so use yours, for even ...

... emit out of the common. Frolic of the Fairies. Tarantalle. By W. Budd. (Duff sad Stewart.) Tarantellas are as plentiful as blackberries in September, but those of say distinction may almost be wanted on the fingers of one hand, and it is scarcely necessary ...

... and Art, fruit and articles of vertu, @bows in the Royal Academy in 1871; Summertime, foxgloves, ferns, he. October, blackberries with red autumn tints in the leaven Under the Beeches,• wild hyacinths, dandelions, and nettles, with foreground of dead ...

... plentiful, that orig:- nality must not beexpected in them ; in point of fact, one new waltz is as like another as are tw,) blackberries ; allowing for this deficiency, the Stanley Waltz is not without merit. The airm^s Sylr I. Polka. By T. A. Teases. ...

... NOTE; AND WIER= RECIPE WARTED.—For preserving plums in syrup.—loss. For cinnamon eakes.—Sure. TOT preserving blackberries.--Conwrav Moues. -- For making souffle of rabbit or other white meet.—L. F. P. For a sago podding I saw at a dinner party, called ...

... butter, then dust with fine flour and caster migar mixed in equal quantities. N.B.—This is one of Mrs Marshall's recipes. BLACKBERRIES (TO PRESERVE). Jam : Crush a quart of ripe berries with llb. of caster sugar, and set it over a clear fire in a preserving ...

... kinds. S. A. 1101INTSILLICK WORK.—When can I procure rood patterns foe Meantime Hick embroidery, especially designs of blackberries, stratibewies, bops, Red fuchsias Tarim AMATEUR RT WORK. NO. 2. lANEL FOR FLAT FARMING Of t pUIkNT )V001) ) I - 1 --- ...

... tongue of a vast lava stream. The blocks on the bill opposite the town, that look like granite moorstonee, with ferns and blackberry bushes almost covering them, are blocks of lava. The crater bed, from which they once issued rod hot, is ploughed now and ...

... semi to he understood, and if not well done is an atrocity. Sunflowers and look well in silver bowls and coolers; so do blackberry trails and sweet peas. The great point in decorations for the country is to as unlike the set flower pieces almost inevitable ...

... excellent dinner was given at two o'clock and tea at six o'clock. In the interval the good folk engaged in nutting and blackberrying, and who cannot imagine the break a day like this is to the monotony and drudgery of their daily lives' Mrs Schnster deserves ...

... character alone, and her next weak, exhibited at the New Gallery, the named Bacehente, • longidag-faced, bappy.looking blackberry gatherer, the Agar° dressed in red and illumined by the setting run. This was followed by what many oonsidered was one of ...

... members to have luncheon, dinner, or admired, is an adaptation of a costume study, which was published tasellick design of blackberries, or any other flower Toothed , , tea A lady has written to us asking whether our ourrespendent's suggestion could not be ...