... Blackberries were picked at Guildford, Surrey, this week. Lord Aberconway laid the foundation stone of the new Metropolitan Railway Station Baker Street. A Frenchman visiting Leicester for the races was robbed of .£9O, which he carried in his hip pocket ...

... side of that odious Blackberry Jam, That vulgar, common. Blackberry Jam.” stie finned and fretted hour by hour. Growing less and less contented. Till her temper became so thoroughly sour, That she last fermented. While Mrs. Blackberry Jam kept still, And ...

... before pinning out to dry. Two Blackberry Recipes. Though get them at small cost, even perhaps for nothing, blackberries are a delicious fruit, and the two following ways of serving them will be appreciated. For Blackberry Batter beat to a cream one third ...

... at present taking passengers on voyages in Switzerland. The dirizihle is required for military purpose/I.—Central News. BLACKBERRYING'S FATAL SEQUEL. MOTHER AND CHILD FOUND DROWNED. A mystccions tragedy occurred near Farnham, Surrey, late on Thursday. It ...

... n-Avon eight, so that for a country holiday it is very happily placed. In the autumn the common is rich with blackberries, and as blackberry picking visitors are few and the country people indifferent to the fruit much of it spoils for want of gathering ...

... Martin said he saw the two boys coming from Coundon. He stopped them and csked them what they had in their bag and they said blackberries. He opened the bag and found a quantity of damsons. Defendants said other boys told them they were wild damsons. They were ...

... red admirals” and a brood of ““ tortoiseshells.’ Leaving the road we turned into a field where the hedge was nut trees and blackberry bushes. The next field was covered with gorse bushes and hare bells, which to my mind was a strange combination, the gorse ...

... strawberry plants in flower. Nearer Paris, speaking from personal observation. the correspondent mentions baying picked blackberries in the last week of November, small but ripe, and good to eat, and seeing mere than a hundred rose blooms on the howls ...

... too busy.’ This is the blackberry season, and gatherers may usefully consider the fact that the hedges which the berry grows, and for that matter all that land produces, belongs to the owner occupier. Prosecutions for blackberry stealing are rare, but ...

... summer’s eve, to watch the birds flitting low from hedge to hedge ere they settle for the night: and,in autumn, no where do blackberries grow in such luscious profusion as in this sequestered spot. : At the foot of the Common is an old world cottage in an ...

... bodice measurement which should receive special consideration when making the purchase. Blackberry Wine. The following is an old housewife’s recipe for making blackberry wine, which is reckoned to be one of the finest of such beverages. the fruit is now almost ...

... the berries. I saw privet, bryony, nightshade, dewberry, haws, rosehips, mountain ash, and elderberry, besides plenty of blackberries. They could not be kept for long, but I think a collection might be shown at school for few days. Try what you can do, ...