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... great danger, has been found. SW was disagreed hiding in the rod billed Magner, and for a month had lived on turnips and blackberries, sot daring to venture forth owing to uncertainty as to the fate of the infant. She was very emaciated, and it is feared ...
... ere to use, the plates an invenady to to lowr.i to rend when not required for biog. HOME HINTS. &AMOS.= JAIL -010W the blackberries en a dry day. ru-k wash, and weigh the fruit, and to every 21h. of L'..rkberries allow 11b, of preserving sugar; pot theist ...
... carefully, and moisten the edges to proton the juice escaping. It is an improvement to • little chopped apple amongst the blackberries whoa ran have any. Ti. the roll in a cloth, wrong oat is boiling water, sad dredged with goer.—Lsoden Cam POI AQVARITII ...
... The consequence is (writes the correspondent of the Express) that B.A.'s and Ph.D.'s an now as thick in India as blackberries on a September hap in England. Sir Mackwortle Young, Lientemast-Governor of the Punjab, is addressing the stedente ca December ...
... trouble and cat of aeltivation. lu the Parrs. matta &attic', near Sydney, rich and luscious erawzrs are as plentiful as blackberries in an English country lane during autumn•time. IN SYDNEY lIARIU WIC tl.e many riAtors from save Fenced from every wind ...
... from the rubbish have been examined by Mr. Clement Reid, who has ideatifled those of elm grape, sloe, damson, raspberry, blackberry, strawbrrry, apple, elder, flg, and nat. The seeds of the elder are so abundant in some of the pits that Mr. Road think ...
... need to be applied by a stiff brush. A FRENCH Louis Quinze tan belonging to Mrs W. Mackay BAR once the treasured possemion BLACKBERRY JAY AND BARMALADE.-PrERR J. of the Empress Josephine, it may have been beld some nice. ripe berries through a sieve so nothing ...
... cream or petard.—Eren Neste. BLACKBERRY JiLLY.—Extrftet the juice front ripe blackberries by placing them in a jut and standing the jar in • pan of fast-boiling water. Drain off the juice an it flows, until the blackberries arc quite dry. Measure the juice ...
... sups el flour, teaspoonful of salt. WIIR—The following is aa excellent recipe for the manufacture of a superior wine from blackberries. Measure your berries and bruise them ; to every gallon add one quart of boiling water. Let the mixture stand twenty-four ...
... dirty, his hat was torn, and his feet were bare. But he had a pleasant face. In one hand he carried a basket half-full of blackberries. Go away from here, said Tom, running to the gate. We are rich, and we don't want ragged boys around.* Please give me ...
... pointed stick, but it kills everything green it comes in contact with, so should be sparingly used by the inexperienced. Blackberries. —Be not forgetful to tie up the strong young growths of these. If trained to an east wall, nail the shoots to it as they ...
... each of ground cloves and cinnamon. When boiling put in 61b. of blackberries, and let simmer very gently for 15 minutes. Seal boiling hot in pint Jars, and you have spioed blackberries. Not the least of the virtues of that fine old English herb, lavender ...