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... to 550 flocks arrived (some flying high others about gunshot from the ground) all alighted on in twilight resembled huge blackberry overladen with ripe fruit The starling is particularly loquacious The sound coming myriads of chattering little throats ...

... Method.—Whip the cream with the white of egg and sugar, adding the brandy by degrees. Serve in custard or jelly glasses. BLACKBERRY JELLY AND 'WHIPPED CREAM. —Fill some jelly glasses a third full with black- berry jelly, then a layer of cream, then more ...

... in the the coastguard for a period of twenty-five years they will receive as as 6s day but these appointments are scarce blackberries in Juue It be admitted that the pay of these guardians of our rockbound coasts is not excessive even when the that they ...

... subandum Arenaria in bogs. „ 10. Pigs turning deep black and dying: Veron. scutellata. Lythrum. Epilob. Akima canticle. 24. Blackberries ripening fast. „ 25. A young heron killed O. P. bagged his tail. 26. Dr ow . :( 7 a — rotund. ; Pei.; pal. still flowering ...

... Mulching. of rich nianure, copious supplies of water, and liquid manure are of great assistance. 'MAC The ctiltirated forms of Blackberries are productive where they succeed. Strong, rich soil, deep and moist, is what they require. must be freely mulched in lighter ...

... eahik; peas, 10& per kernel; ehlerries, 8d per lb.; pears, .4d per lb.; kidney beanrs, 21d per lb.; plums, 6d per. quart; blackberries, 22d -to 3d per quart; apples, 41- per 100. PWULI-rJ'Ll, Wednesday.-Fresh butber, Is 3d per lb.; frash egigs, 14 forea ...

... with assaulhing him, and cauising hin, grievous bedily harm with a, pitch- fork. I Gviphlaina~nt said, he was gadtering black-berries at !the ?? wheni defendant came and struck 1d.n on tlhe itead wieth a pitch-fork ?? lhe wrs unconsciius for about 15 minutts ...

... found exceedingly good. Wurs.—Blackberries are now ripening, and may be had for picking by many. A cheap. wholesome wine can be made from the following recipe: Boil water, let cool; to every gallon add 3.11 b. of blackberries. • Squeeze eaeh day for a week; ...

... Sometime abcrit two o dock, while the group were amusing themselves by sailing a little toy boat on the lake and picking blackberries from the brambles on its steep banks, Mary was seen to slip into the water. Her sister ran to her, and was seized by the ...

... of the water would be from five to six feet. John James Edwards, eleven years cf age, said he was near the pool getting blackberries. The deceased. Mary Jane, was going across the end of the lake when she fell into the water. Then the other one came there ...

... s feats of batsmare.b:n. The cracks have had a grand time with the willow, centuries have been as common as autumn blackberries, end the leaders possess quite phenomenal ageregaten, Prince lianjitainliji, in particular, having fay, outdone anything ...