... being tried; tlie vineyard contains 127 varieties of outdoor grapes; and small fruits, suen strawberries, raspberri' ?, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, ftc., are receiving careful and intelligent study, and is a satisfaction to the settler know that ...

... road, Preston. BLACKBERRY TIMR. Blackberry hunters are off to the wood. To gather the Denies, so wholesome and good: There is no school to-day, and bright is Uie sun, The meadows are-ringing with laughter and fun. Blackberries, blackberries, all round are ...

... blossomed lower down among the green docks and luxuriant blackberry brambles. Amid the tall waving fronds curly-ueadedyoungsters were Cnng, while hither and thither others were y picking the blackberries and posies. I Under old oak which cast a grateful shade ...

... Canada, most of the v.ctims being children. It seems that on the 23rd ult. nine young persons went one the islands to gather blackberries, but, in returning, the boat was capsized and all the occupants thrown into the water. dreadful struggle ensued, and out ...

... has been quite lately discovered that pure blackberry jam give-, great relief in cases of dropsy It is taken in the f«.rm of tea, boiling water being poured the jam in the proportion pint to a pound. Blackberries are generally so cheap, and this tea so easily ...

... collect the ferns is no means difficult task, which, should time be precious, cottagers’ children are usually common as blackberries and are only too glad to get such a job, which they will willingly enough for few pence. Dry the ferns thoroughly before ...

... 11 10 Mr. A. M Singer’s Tenby, Capt.K.Owen 1 11 10 Mr. J. Gubblns's Lord tba Qiao, 6 yra . Fittoo 10 Mr. Eyrafleld’s Blackberry. 4 yra H.Beasley 3 11 10 Mr. R. W. Ethelston Bagman, agad W.Walsh 0 10 Major Kirkwood's Ardoarn. 4 yrs. T.Ksvanagh 0 11 ...

... remind any readers that it is very whlolesome, and in cases of dysentery L is most valuable. When you have procured enough blackberries for present table use make syrup, jelly, and jam for the rest. Encourage children in the country to pick them, for in doing ...

... beautiful the remarked, had ever seen. Mr. Hathaway's collection included 18 bundles of single pompone dahlias, one pot of blackberries, one pot of autumn raspberriee, three laifce show dahlias, and two blooms of Aristolochia clegans. Mr. Thos. 8. Ware (Hale ...

... James Hatha- way) sent a splendid collection. It embraced 1S bunches of beautiful single andi pompone dahlias, a pot of blackberries, pot of autumn raspbe rries, f three large show dahlias and two blooms of Aristolochiai elegans. In connection with this ...

... every six or eight daya The principal sources whence they get their honey during June were the blossoirui of white clover, blackberry, and charlock, plants which arn extremely common in England. There were three large pitches of charlock, each of several ...

... Secretary said, had ever seen. Mr. Hathaway’s collection included eighteen bunches of beautiful angle and pompon a pot of blackberries, pot of autumn raspberries, three large show dahlias, and two blooms of aristolocbia. Ur. Thomas S. Wars, of Hale Farm ...