... fiery red. I don't know if he ever combed it it always ap- peared to me as if he had been tearing his way through a mile of blackberry bushes without his hat, and had forgotten to smooth his hair when he came out. Certainly, Scraggs was a most eccentric-looking ...

... decision is not inconsistent with that in En ries which it Wva?s held that gathering wild at., mushrooms, primroses, or blackberries irts was not punishable without proof of gr( coi rhe damage to fences, crops, or other property. i sed It appears, therefore ...

... lowing items :-Cigars (eight boxes), 3 4s.; three ni- pa~lcs 'playin'6f'cards, &2.; hall-pint Old Crow,,. en *li.6d.; ditto blackberry .brandy, ifd. salts, 5d.; -41b. plverised sugar, is. 4d.; medicine, it tablets, 6&d.; papers,' lemons, &c. ia-total, te- ...

... following items --Cigars (eight boxes) 16 dollars three packs playing cards, 50 cents half-pint Old Crow, 35 cents ditto blackberry brandy, 20 cents; eaJts, 10 cents 41b pulverised sugar, 32 cents; medicine tablets, 13 cents; papers, lemons, etc., 3 dollars ...

... wooden fences:; nails and shreds are used. Blackberries are not much cultivated, possibly because in many parts they fruit so abundantly in a wild state. Those who would like to grow our native blackberries might give them the same culture as raspberries ...

... following items r-ttgars (eight boxes), 16 dollars three packs playing cards 50 cents half-pint Old Crow, 35 cents; ditto blackberry biandv, 20 cents salts, 10 cents 41b pulverised sugar, 32 cents; medicine tablet^ 16 cwits; papers, Lemons, etc., 3 dollars ...

... or wooden fences; nails and shreds are ased. Blackberries are not much cultivated, possibly because iu many parts they fruit so abandmutly in a wild state. Those who would like to grow our native blackberries might gtvs them the same culture as raspberries ...

... 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 ...

... man of middle-age, who, gliding and crouching down among the brushwood, pre- sently disappeared behind a thicket of hazel blackberry bushes and dwarf oak. There was something so decidedly suspicious about the fellow's movements, together with a certain ...

... , sweet tempered, experienced, careful, frugal, unwearying Servant is born not made; and as poets are not as common as blackberries in the Autamn, good servants are not found waiting on the doorstep seeking situations. The scarcity of the servant girl ...

... Highland moors for the 12th need to have well-lined pockets. You have to rent a moor, and moors are not as plentiful as blackberries, though sportsmen with well-lined pockets seem to be so now, whatever they were 20 years ago. A moor is rented according ...

... DROWNED AT MAESTEG. o. Monday evening Margaret Jane Williams, aged four, living in Picton-street, Maesteg, while in search of blackberries, tell into the Llynvi river, and was drowned. Efforts on the part of the police ind others to restore artificial respira- ...