... Author of No Rose Without a Thorn Tr sersa Beware, A Brace of Jail Birds, Iturgiars' The C noitiig Clown, Blackberries, Stage Frights, Jackeydorae Venus otiS Adonis, dPeace at amy Price, The Maelstrnii, &c. Mr MARK MELFORD at TIlE ...

... cover with the ice cream. Keep in ice and salt one hour. Serve with the strawberry sauce. For blackberry wine. Reduce to a pulp thirtytwo quarts of ripe blackberries, and add two gallons of water. Let stand for twenty-four hours, then strain through two t ...

... decorate the table with a wreath of some trailing green like smilax (or a lightly wired trail of email leaves, wild clematis, blackberry sprays, Ac.), and lay the flowery, male up into carelree-looking posies tied with the ribbon, on this in convenient places; ...

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... Their present wide distribution is a result of their ancestral greatnews. Stra.gling over the bracken are the stems of the blackberry, some dill bearing flowers, and others with embryo berries, many of which have but a poor chanca of getting perfectly ripe ...

... Somers made the fried cakes, for in that house they had fried cakes summer and winter. Then she made apple pi:, and Lawton blackberry pies that morning. getting the fruit all from their own plan•. Cousin Liza was making her summer visit then•, and when she ...

... streets are full of -.gangers, hotel accommodation is at a premium, and entertainments are as plentiful as the proverbial blackberries. The Lord-Lieutenant and Countess Cadogan's house party remained through the week, and her Excellency, with the unflagging ...

... not yet battened down under a concrete esplanade. Turf, from which every tinge of green had dried, patched with gorse and blackberry bushes and bare grey spots of shingle and sand, made a wide band of uneven ground, which followed the line of the sea, inland ...

... pale flower has served a party pur- pose end is now a market-able commodity. Will he go to thle extetut of grabbing the blackberries on the hedgerows and the bil- berriee on the heatlher? Such meanness is irritating and pitiful. But of such is the kingdom ...

... isinglare in sweet wine for twelve hours; then boil it up slowly iu this till perfectly dissolved; now add to it a gallon of the blackberry juice; again let it boil all together, and then mi‘ it with the rest of the liquid. Let it all stand for a few day., then ...

... when cold, pour it • young girl Wafter having mattered for vet the gherkins, which you have 2 years. Take a handful of blackberry jowl and Mid in the jar, eover up leaves and put them in • teacup, and g ee s and let them stand thus for lit fill with ...

... smart, well-made bitch, scored first in her elan, being cleaner in front, and better in general outline than Mr Hargreave's Blackberry, who was beaten for second honours by Mr Wm. Harrison's (Morten Queen, s very useful sort that has improved since we last ...