... daugh'er of the Chairman of the Bangor (County Down) Town Commission, succambed on Thursday from tbe effect of eating unripe blackberries, A guantity of powder and guncotton, weighingabout a ton, exploded at three o'clock a.n. yesterday in 8 powder-shed at ...

... of au unkvown mun found dead 1n a field off Haylane, on the 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Paul, of Cburchill-road, Willesden. were blackberrying in Hay-lane, when they found the body. On the following day a pint bottle containing a whitish liquid snd a halt-pint tumbler ...

... you thereby render the rest of the community absoiutely dependent on them for exisitence, and therefore their slaves. Blackberries are not a necessity of lite, but, it they were, surely Mr. O'Brien would not levy a tax on his fellow-men for access to ...

... hedges are thick with beautiful ferns and wild honeysuckls, the thirsty wayfarer can enjoy a delicious feast of Juscious blackberries. The ripe, tempting fruit bLangs in great thick clusters, and is most cooling and refreshing, especially in the absence ...

... Mr. Walluce's ¢by The Miser—Phmle Athol, _2yrs, 'lgt_.’:_lb_,..';‘.. hsweallibesi .V‘AC‘.‘?‘u‘lkron 3 Mr. Constable’s Blackberry, 6 yga, 9st 111 b W. Usher 0 Winner trained by Lund. 2.IS—~ALL-AGED SELLING PLATE of 103 sove. \ About 6 furlongs. Mr, Hayward’s ...

... one could gather wushrooms without danger of being haled before * his worship —gather mu-fitoornc ‘in the meadows, pick blackberries from the Ledge, or shake down a handful of nuts from the hazel. Those werc the times before the horserake was in vogue ...

... up llb. of tart apples; put them into a gallon of water with jib. of pearl barley, boil tor an hour with sugar to taste. BLACKBERRY DRINK., Stew Ilb. ol_;p. bhek-he-!;;-'in a quart of water; add sugar to taste after pouring off the fluad, CHERRY DRINK ...

... beauty of the brilliant berries of the mountain ach in suburban gardens. It has also been a good blackberry year. There has been some talk of importing blackberries from Brittany, where they abound and are left ungathered in many districts. There is a superstition ...

... accomplished by Lieutenant von Flottwell. The lowlands began with meadows intersected by hedges of myrtle, wild rose, and blackberries, then there came a sprinkling of ouk and walnut, Here were herds of horses and cattle and immense flocks of waterfowl, ...

... delicious blackberries I have tasted grow at Killarney, where the peasantry don't trouble to gather them. There are, however, finer varieties than our own indigenous bramble, with haondsome cut leaved foliage. The American “ Lawton ” blackberry is eusily ...

... few days here on the yellow sands by the flowery hedgerows, in the wild luxuriance of the Landshp, with nuts and luscious blackberries galore, with crystal springs threading the moss-covered boulders—screened from the ardent sunbeams by the rich tracery ...

... James’s, but that during the past few weeks musicales of all sorts end conditions have been as plentiful as the proverbial blackberries in autumn. Charity covers a mul‘titude of sins, and when charity is the raison d’étre of a number of artists doing their ...