... his hand on her skirt, to cut water-cresses in the ditches, or drive the ducks the rivulet, or gather olives, chestnuts, blackberries, wood-strawberries, or do any one of those other lighter labours which occupy the old people and the young children in ...

... to 115 degrees, then apply the hot flannel. Home-Made Strop Cordials.—Blackberry cordial is excellent for use in cases of stomach or bowel troubles. Put a gallon of blackberries over the fire in preserving-kettle. not boil but let them beat gradually ...

... together and in their nightdresses. They were quite dead and cold. I noticed about a week ago they were all round that spot blackberrying. Both parents were very fond their children. Mr. Hull if came out and found them at play generally stooping kiss them. ...

... Canadian Prelate was surrounded by a small army of white-robed clergymen, and doctors of divinity were almost as plentiful as blackberries. Here in the quiet and cool aisles of the Cathedral, the various clerical processions were formed. From nine till eleven ...

... Possibly this may have been due in some instances error of cultivation. But we think selections might be made from our native blackberries which, under cultivation, would found useful. Where in' telligent trials have been made, sufficient success has been obtained ...

... bought a plant in February of last year, and scarcely expected to have any fruit the same year, as like the raspberry and blackberry, it bears the last year's canes. However. was agreeably surprised finding several fine clusters of berries the old canes ...

... in South Africa. the West England immense quantities of mushrooms are now being gathered and sent to the markets, and the blackberry crop, for the working men's jam, is very heavy. Apples are moderate crop, but plums are plentiful, and are selling at from ...

... twins being now included in his increasing responsibilities. married Priscilla Williams 1892 to save her from picking blackberries for a living, and yet another child resulted. In was the husband of Charlotte Evans, and just at this time his frequent ...

... pp., Is.; paper cover edition 6d. In these days, thanks to the enterprise of. tourist agencies, guide books are as thick blackberries; but they are very often compiled by professionals who may have the pens of ready writers and are prepared to turn o'lt ...

... made general. Which was perhaps not much of a distinction, generals some parts at South America being almost as plentiful blackberries in England; but General Astor looked every inch a soldier, just the man, thought, to win the bubble reputation the cannon's ...

... con- siderable discussion in horticultural circles just ; now. It is a cross between the English raspberry and the American blackberry, and hails from across the Atlantic. It much like the rasp- berry, but turns nearly black before thoroughly . ripe. ' It ...

... tin almond. The blackberry, and bilberry, are both noticed, though they are certainly not to found gardens, only in the hedge-rows and woods. The blackberry is in Troilus and Cressida, act v., scene 4:— Not proved worth a blackberry. The fruit of the ...