... black and white, are heaped together upon some models, especially on hats of the fashion. able rough rustic coloured straw. Blackberries are novel, and form • charming contrast to their own pure white bloisoms with which they are always intermingled. A new ...

... which too much that is pod cannot be said. Every kird of fruit is to be bad, specialities being the cranberry, dams-..n and blackberry, all at 7d. per 1 lb. jar, and the bottle fruits at sd. and 6d., especially nice being the damsons and greengages. The firm ...

... were placed throughout the entire length. County Councillors, Vestrymen, and members of different Boards were as thick as blackberries. In fact, everyone wha was a somebody in the district seemed to have been invited, together with the wives of those who ...

... it is strained and bottled. It is necessary to cork all cordials and liqueurs very securely. The second recipoi is for Blackberry Brandy. The fruit is well picked and pressed until all the juice is out of it, and this is then mixed with lump sugar. ...

... Hammond. He lived in that old-fashioned suburb of i. °don known as Brentford, wheze antiquated brines are as plentiful i's blackberries. One molding Hammond turned round to me soon after he had sat dowr to his table and said, I suppose you will laugh at ...

... evening papers--one of which described the tragedy on its contents bill as the Bromley Murder— have been as plentiful as blackberries, and the names have been imported into the case of people who were hundreds of miles away. • • A Greenwich gentleman presiding ...

... 1841. T 0 London Fruit Salesmen.—Wanted a situation Fruit Buyer: have good connection in West of England for fruit and blackberries.--W.O. 2. Rock -road, Royston, Herts. 904 Bookr k ep t Ind accounts made 1. up by an experienced accountant in spare time; ...

... Frinton than at Brighton. Some beautiful stalks along shady lanes and pretty country roads (with hedges thick just now with blackberries) may be had, to say nothing of delightful strolls along the beach. It is a pleasant halfhour's walk to Walton across the ...

... rows; the bramble leaves, when looked at sideways against the sun, seemed to be burning with a deep red glow. Not many ripe blackberries were to be seen, and where seen they were high up and out of rach. Over the hedge hung in graceful festoons the wild bryony ...

... Sovereign), 5,000 perpetual bearing St. Joseph, in fruit from June to October; a quantity of Kent Cob Nuts, and the new blackberry, Wilson Junr. ; 50,000 asparagus, 3 and 4 years old, in 4 best varieties. Mr. Horne will cart all lots to rail free of charge ...

... Sovereign), 5,000 perpetual bearing St. Joseph, in fruit from June to October; a quantity of Kent Cob Nuts, and the new blackberry, Wilson &air. ; 50,000 asparagus, 3 and 4 years old, in 4 best varieties. . Mr. Horne will cart all lots to rail free of ...