... s ; fur gander—gooseberriea ; for muffsmulberries; for bill discounters—dewberries; for tapers—bayberries; for oiggers—blackberries ; for corudealera—strawberries; for newsboys—whortle (war tell) berries; for girls and buys—holly (day) berries. (From ...

... if there happens to he a lemon-squash at the end of it. - A LADY statues to know the best way of maritime table-linen. Blackberry pie is our choice. alttn,ugh • baby with a gravy dish is highly esteemed by many. NEY.DED. —What do you mean. said an ...

... the companies are going ahead with its Adoption. New Fruit. —A new fruit, being hybrid between raspberry and the common blackberry is announce]. It will not, however, placed upon tho market for probabb- another 12 months at least. Arbroath Minister's ...

... sod eighteen peppercorns, and let the vinegar boil gently for forty minutes. Remove the stalks from six pounds of sound blackberries, which are only just ripe, and put them into the stewpan containing the vinegar, with two pounds of chopped apple, from ...

... heartily agree with the writer in believing that the competitive element has gone too far. Championships are as plentiful as blackberries. They do not, however, stimulate interest in the game The open and the amateur championship, and an occasional bic match ...

... PotsQSBn . —Three ^ ' tads ,: named lAwranoe , ' Oxford , arid Wothcihy ; livuieTat'DOTbhport ; -irent into • the country blackberry-picking' ; on Sunday . ; All three were tafcan 'ill , ' nn ' d . last evpning Lawrancediod . ' ' ' Oxford is still dangerously ...

... MESTIOS was made yesterday of -the sappoaed poisoning of-three , boys living at Deronport- nrhile gathering blackberries on Sunday , one of them dying on . Tuesday evening . . A ^ second ^ death ^ ooqurred ye ?* terday . ^ .. ~ . ' ' ' \ - ' ' ...

... dare.! translau- English. As is often way with tr-mdi vaudeville, Kitty Grey is highly qnced. Innuendoes are plentiful blackberries. Many things have a double tiiianing. Now there's blackguard fur you, says one of the lad*s of her erring husband. That ...

... warm water. Lay fiat on a board in the sun or near the fire, so that it may dry quickly. Do not iron. Put any quantity of blackberries into • jar or pan, cover them with boiling water. and allow them to stand in a cool oven all night to draw out the juice: ...

... with red berries. The maple is gorgeous with its autumn covering, and the brambles are loaded with a plenteous crop of blackberries. We observe a beauty in the grouping and falling of the wild fruits which hang upon the branches and lie upon the ground ...

... that both its parerus were an American species of Robot ' instead of only one. The Mabel ha: very much the habit of the blackberry, ■nd in cultivation it is trained in the •tent way. Its fruit versus to 'Gros extent the t'esberry of our hedges. Titre ...

... and chestnuts. Awl the hedgerows are also lavishly painted by the hand of nature in the reheat of colouring. The humble blackberry, now streaked with orange and carmine, Dow a dark sumptuous ruby, or a florid cornelian red, hangs in festoons of vivid ...