... ripe, is worth your while to insist ■jv ~,,' y> W w3 pineapples, Strawberries, Goodall’s. As a custard sauce Lemons, Blackberries, with puddings or pies, asa delightetc. In utter fidelity accomnaniment to fruit therealfhiitflavour.no kinds —whether ...

... F. this mama of beautiful, mond, ripe, it is worth yaws while inter Pmeapples, Goodall's, As • inward mrkliwr.; Lemons, Blackberries, with poilinm et patois a dellest• P ~• ric la utter fidelity to hal scrompaaiment foot all -- 44 the . real fruit fruity ...

... it is word - poor whits to art .s Pirsapplek fitawbarns, on Goodalrk As a award sauce 4 4 1 06 , ovvelav fj • Lemons, Blackberries, with puddings or pies, as • delight- * t i STARD 1. 1 1, etc. In nts7 fi tle . lit r y (ml arrefor di szat to fruit of ...

... misleading to anyone who dose not know the South and West, it gives the idea that. Presbyterian ministers an plentiful es blackberries, and had practically nothing to I der wee Mr. Russell ever further South or Wert than the pages of the Assembly's Blue ...

... Yorkshire Relish, eases Daly’s Sauce, 5 kegs Sauce. 10 cases O K. Sauce, cases Tomato Sauce, &c. JAMS:—I7 crates and cases Blackberry and Apple Jam, 5 cases Apricot Jam, &c. PAPER :—3scwi. Paper Flour Bags. 71b., 3|lb., and 2lb. sizes; 71b. parcels Margarine ...

... is given * The Blackberry Gatherers, veteran. B. W, Leader, who delights in warm tones. Through the foliage tho foreground there como flashes of sunshine from a soft blue sky, and would strange the children who arc over tho blackberry bushes were not ...

... Aron med. Geed Yds. I wad eat ia the reta i te i; NMends • ray pastel bleeder. Wide& • *Amor a Nor a lishistes far • blackberry. In year I nod sly girl te say wile, she No! list I OM with the I Thea ay War menial the Now I deal ken what I ass. ...

... and leaves. A model that would suit a brunette admirably was expressed in pale yellow straw, and had a spray of painted blackberries adorning its brim. Other becoming hat* are of rush straw mottled ail over with gold and silver paint, and simply tied round ...

... another letter from yon, Co. Down.” ij»y ahom.berrim would make nice jelly, and here the recipe Ingremente—Sibs. barbarriee, blackberries, Üb. apples, 2ois. root 6 doves, 1 pint water, Üb. sugar, each 1 pint juice Method—Pick and wash the and pot them a preserving ...

... DROWNED WHILE BLACKBERRTIMG. Whilst blackberrying at Ramsey, near Peterborough, Annie Howes (IB), domestic , servant, tempting berries overhanging pond. In reaching over for them overbalanced fell head first into the water. She stuck in the mud and wa* ...

... Seedling—l, W. H. BeHord; 2, Job Crawford. Woroeater Permain—l and Peter Gray; 3, Keere Fmvoy. Beautr of Bet ?—|- Hugh Gray. Blackberry—Mies Margaret Beet; 2, Jes. M. Thompeon • 3. Peter Gray. , „ Flowers Chrysantbsmums—1, H. J. Boyd; Dr. E. W. Jonce. Sweet ...

... lump 3cl, print 2s bet per ; fowl, youim 4s. lions 2s bd potatoes. Is per stone, i*eef, 9rt per lb.; bacon, 5s «a per to.; blackberries, is per stone. . li.\LL iO.VWLKV, »oi)t. 17.-Cutter, 8J per lb.; .■ssr, and durK. 3a per nut.; slip pig*. t« kIU young ...