... Waunarlwydd are Very b . ad,).1.1e men working but few days a week. The late glorious weather yieided a beautiful crop of blackberries to many, but several families are now r emovin g to other places. The improvement promised with the advent of, the new ...

... syrup add • wineglassful Titian. Rembrandt, Michael Angelo, of brandy. Blackberry vinegar is made thus: Bruise Holbein, Roberts, Vandyck, and others, wilt/ Ilb. of line ripe blackberries, and pour on* quart view in the City of London Gnildhall Art Galley ...

... as be knew there was no difficulty in tha He afterwards added that if he was kept on thief he was prepared to appoint Mr Blackberry en engineer, which coarse would do sway with this sank= a clerk of works.--Mr Maul. aubeequently owed mat quetioe of the ...

... air-tight tine. To make bl.ackberry syrup, to each pint juice allow lib. sug-ir. .’o/. powdered cinnamon, {os. of mace, and te.iepoonful pounded cloves; boil for 15 minutes. Mram. and for each pint of syrup add a wioeglas'fui brandy. Blackberry vinegar is made ...

... mild weather, which came Lo a sudden termi- nation yesterday, is furnished by the fact that large quantities ot fine ripe blackberries are still to be found on the hedges in some of tue Uo-.ver lanes. tue Uo-.ver lanes. The secretary of the Swansea Hospital ...

... Om lumps are dismayed; add three wellbeat en eggs, a teaspoonful of butter,• small cupful of sugar, and two cupfuls of blackberries , . raspberries, strawberries, or stoned cherries. Bake slowly for one hour in a buttered pudding dish.—Geedetting ed. ...

... my life. I'm nineteen years old, and I have the courage of • woz.an. But situations as governesses are not as thick as blackberries in autumn. I regret to say. What am Ito do?' Mr. Nizhit greened, but nerved himself to answer. He realised that he must ...

... stated that he was to a field close to the line, when b• saw defendant come across another Aoki carrying a large can full of blackberries. He crept through the lessee and ran across the lies. ♦ train of empty wagons was passing at the time, and the engine barely ...

... up and dewn and ali over and say, Now, then, S«muef, if you've made a fate o' yereulf long 'IIU' cum la hern and git a o' blackberry pio and a glaas o' milk and then 'tend to them hog* and ealves and corn and Sabers, and Mk the L'jrd to furgive you fur ...

... down and all over and say, Now, then, Samuel, if you've made a fule o yertelf long 'nuff cum in hare and git a piece 0' blackberry pie and » glass o* milk and then 'tend to them hogs and oalvos and corn and 'takers, and ack the Lord to foMrive yon ftm ...

... `• °lt was o brandy. vinegar is thus : Bruise :_ te arre! t weee dno . e t h k amett ono hat region e lib. of rote blackberries, and pour one quart ..-; --. . i guess front the smell that I'm not far of the teat vinegar on them. Let this t I ' eland ...

... rosy like a luscious fruit. It was of regular, oval shape, with a straight, classic nose, and dark velvety eyes, like ripe blackberries, delicately arched eyebrows, proudly chiselled red lips, with even white teeth, as strong as those of a young hound. The ...