... sustenance who fead Common (I'm told) a breach of promise suit, And common, damages, in courts agreed on ; Common are briefs as blackberries ; and fees Are common quite as * leather and prunella ;” Common are “ unprotected witnesses (* Credat™—as Horace sowewhere ...

... again with a few pepper- corns. Frorr Saao.—Draw the juice from apound of any kind of fruit—red currants, raspberries, blackberries, plums, and grapes are especia'ly nice for the purpose T strain it off and add water to make the quantity one quart ; put ...

... an abundance. But the new society does not seem to invite lady members, whereas lady photographers are as plentiful as blackberries. Perhaps a separate ladies’ society is in prospect. By the way, nothing more has been heard lately about Mr, Varley’s important ...

... as many as nlf the other classes put together. There are poseibilities of accident even in such an idyllic pursuit as blackberrying, and a banker’s olerk got nearly £lOO as solatium for a blow on the eyes from a bramble. Most of us have struck our shins ...

... wife looking her very best, eauly unadorned is all very well in ite way, but even a Venus—and Venuses do not grow on every blackberry bush—cannot afford to dress dowdily. A wife's carelessness of her personal appearance has frequently proved the marring ...

... country, and when three rural villas were the only signs of human life. All Saints' Church was not yet built, and there was black-berrying on the site of Prince's and Leinstersquares. He first commenced basineu at the Kensington Gravel Pita, close to where ...

... if at home; but he has Failed.' Thete are the woods and rocky lulls. Yea, said Master Peneegood ; and plenty of blackberries, and hips mid haws, nod cold nightdews, and damp ferns. Bah, man, we can't live like hermits here in this Christian land ...

... ripe, and picked when quite dry. Put them into an earthenware jar, and cover them with boiling water. Some people mash the blackberries down, and others leave the jar in • cool oven all night. Strain through a sieve into a jar or cask, and let it ferment ...

... whispered one matron, who kad brought a child in arms to see the show, and who kept handing her little one clusters of the t blackberries that irew so plentifully upon g:.bu-h, “because if she do I lgouldn't like to stay and hear her ery aloud.” “ Nay,” said ...

... verbal cram of all instruction about milk, ghoeu. butter, Jeather, and 0 on. Over 60 per cent. had never seen growing corn, blackberries, or potatoes ; 71 per cent. did not know beans.” Esauisn hospitals annually receive 145,000 patieuts, Tur punishment for ...

... faithful rough head; “I'm cast out on the world like yourself.” Ty She looked round ‘the fields and found some half-ripe blackberries, but they were feeble nourishment indeed for her vigorous young l;)petim. A further search broufhtiler to a patc of turnips ...

... welfare of the United Hospitals Hare and %Innnds. Tue silver wedding of a lady who in her childhood was wont to gather blackberries on the site of the future Leinster-square, Bayswater, appears in yesterday's Times : “On the 10th August, 1869, at All ...