... greater degree than ia likely arcrie to eonaoquenee having an eye only to the wagea rates, which beat yielda a* many thorns blackberries. ...

... richly embroidered with wild thyme, mosses, and a marvellous luxuriance of wild flowers. The creeping willow and flowering blackberry entangle the feet and form dense miniature jungle. Lusty, vigorous life is attested tall thistles in royal purple and clumps ...

... cold, put a. tablospoonfal of whipped cream on each tart, and .servo. B]Aci-mrnncr Snt'r.-Squreeze the juice from as Imany blackberries as may bo required, and to each quart of juice add a syrap umade by boiling four' pounds of sugar to ono and a half pincts ...

... moderate coe oven, and bake until the custard is set and not turned, an BnAcxazun Syaur.-Squeeze the juice from as Di many blackberries as may be required, and to eaoh coi quart of juice add a syrup made by boiling four trz pounds of eugar to one and ahalf ...

... outally P feoohiohg exeedingly well in the all gene~tlY tun peculiar feature around- the in;4 oathle heavy e,318uro e of blackberries. o. ast ee slv ewine steamers taned live sto an resh owea the at LiverPool from various b Canadian porta, bringi'g a total ...

... charged with murdering another boy rimed Bett« ridge, by stabbing him during a dispute i h arose while they were picking blackberries WHY SIR H. NORMAN REFUSED THE VICEROYALTY. The Prejg Association is authorised to state that Sir i!:y Norman, in refusing ...

... invariably get the last week of September or the first of Ortober. The crops have been garnered, the fruit stored, and the lush blackberries lunging thick Hie brambles. Yesterday, tin- vegetation was as summer left it; to-day, owing night'sfro-t, the bareness ...

... head had been found there was good deal ol undergrowth, below the sloping plateau. The brushwood consisted of brambles, blackberry bushes, saugh wood, and mixture of other undergrowth. In giving the height of the retaining wall 4ft. he measured from the ...

... ione'daahedinto the sea beloi without turning- B bair. WV:ont througlh narrow lanes like graiteeb' lilJning, sweeping the blackberries ?? vwith abr feet, sn . actually smile. iva miles aovered and we dismount in order to vii-iu'aricaRede, A -small boy .rofers ...

... I' am carried along past green fields, magni- ficent trees, and between high hedgrows, just now covered with half-ripe blackberries Iand beautiful scarlet berries, with not a sound to remind one of the squalid surroundings I have left. I some- times looklback ...

... the unusual crop of casualties which have come under notice this week. Reports punctured tyres are plentiful as autumn's blackberries, whilst several local riders have reason I dip their hands pretty low down on the *• repairs account.” Mr. Eay, for instance ...

... Ahoe ; 2. Mr*. C. HotilVer. Hauchty Dai»v ; 3. Mr*. M. Oarnew. Snme. tody. Dor or latch. Mark 1. 2. 3. Mi** k. Mortiral. Blackberry. Nubbly Coal, Hlark Coay. Nonce : 1, Tom HooUMi. Mayoreaa; 2. M. Gamaae, ; 3, Mr*. W. Brow arijje. Buaiueaa; 1. Mrs. C. ...