... BLACKBERRIES. Blackberries are iusl aow very plentiful, tad they are a deltchos wholesome fruit, and grow wild most sections cf our country, they are within the reach of almost all country housekeepers, who esu use them in miny ways while season, and ...

... coastguards for a period of twenty-five years they will receive as much as 6s per day ; but these appointments are scarce as blackberries in June, It must be ad- mitted that the pay of these guardians of our rock-bound coasts is not exceasive, even when the ...

... Turs-ov1—For Ponies not exceedicg 13 with shoes on. First prize £2, second £1, third prize 105 . Mt MC Allen (Gracebill) Blackberry Me M Moatgomery, jao. (Ballymena), Mr K J Calwell (beast), Sie Warkin Also competed—fi D M Barton’s Midget. Competitions ...

... BLES. We ftad from various evideaces thet the British pablic are just beginnicg to wake op to the valae of the common blackberry as & home-grown fruit, aod are waking as they can be cultivated. If any of cur readers wish to grow some for their own consumption ...

... oceupants of a handsome barouche, | which came bowling along between the hedges | telusters of large tempting abounding with blackberries, fai fat o discover such little discom- | forts, as they lounged Inxurious! back upon cushions beneath shady umbrel iA ...

... The left leg was almost severed, and any patation was found necessary at ‘West Ham, whilst two Inde were searching for blackberries in Plashet-lane they came across a calico e) containing the body of a male child. body had been preserved in spirita before ...

... favour its remaining longer. If a child did not learn walk with readir.esa the true wizard would direct to creep through a blackberry bush which had the canes bent down the earth rooted by their tips. Tropical Roofs, The natives of interior of Ceylon finish ...

... him up. Away and away the poor flew— fow far and how fast he himself never knew ; f Sut he paused in a field where the blackberries The blossoms were white, and the leaves wer quite green, Ah!” thought he to himself, “what a beautifu will hop right m ...

... bidding desolation. Yet, when berries ripen in a nerthern climate, the higher the latitude the better they are, and the blackberries and raspberries of Labrador are delicious. Red currants, marsh berries, and curlew berries are equally excellent, and there ...

... well as gnarled with age. sh. also smote on the tangled underwood with dank clusters of red briony and lingering purple blackberry; they lighted up the puddles on the road, humouring the vanity of poole that mimicked the glories of the sky. Jlere and ...

... under for corn, wheat, and oats. Every farmer has his patch of sweet corm, sugar cane (scrghum), water melous, pompkias, blackberriers raspbirsies; an orchard cf apple, peach, pear, and quince trees ; and a vegetatle garden cor- tainiog artichokes, tomatoes ...

... antelope hal tuceeedid by the f; armer. Bull the woods ply many loxuries even cow to the people. id apples, grapes and blackberries, pberrics and strawberries, walnats and locusts Win will luxariance, and are indostriously bered aud The maple gtoves sup- ...