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... /egging*, two a Vi woman'a cap, a piece of and a piece of ticking. All these things were tied together and found ui a brake of blackberry busbies. He was told the field was James Bolden's, seed rt was near Shenbugh Crew lie compared the pieces tacking found ...
... which come under the bead of laxatives are the orange, figs, prunes, mulberries, dates and plums. The as. tringcnts are blackberries, raspherrie,, and pears. The diuretics are gonseberrie,, red and white currants And melons. Lemons. limes and apples arc ...
... quite capable of creating a lot of mischief. Orchards wore raided, and during their wed: abroad tho boys lived on a diet of blackberries, apples Ind raw turnips. At night they slept in corn 'tack.. or disused buildings, and with favourite hiding places,_ in ...
... (best), to is per lb.; eggs, is Id per nos.; coal, 43s per ton; Irish bacon, 9d to 10d per lb.; American bacon, 10d per lb.; blackberries, is 8d per stone. HANDBALL. INTER-COUNTY JUNIOR DOUBLE& The high hopes which Carlow enthusiasts centred in their repre ...
... per rut.; pollard, tie. 6d. to 7s. ed. per ewt. , flour, 12s. 9d. per I() stone; In(Han meal, be. 9d. to 6s. 3d. per cwt. blackberries, le. bd. per stone. HANDBALL AT HACKETSTOWN. Sunday's bracing atmosphere enticed a large number of the handball fans to ...
... to is per lb.; creamery do., is 23; linseed meal, 12s 6,1 per cwt.; potatoes 103 per stone; flake oatmeal, 3s per atone; blackberries, is 23 per stone; wheatmal. is 5d per stone; Presto, 7. 6d per cwt. ...
... some of the straws through the rings, and serve decorated with parsley. Black Wry sob* ()nested by reessst). Ten pounds of blackberries, six poaws of loaf sugar, and two gallons of cold water. Bruise the berries (which must be perfectly sound) and place them ...
... lowest point. Twenty minute, it in deep tin. Less time will be sufficient it cooked in flat tills. Apple . and Blackberry Jam. Blackberries, preserving hugar, apples (quantity as reipairedi. Put hlacktierries into a stewjar with 1 lb. preserving sugar ...
... Some Fpec•iment of the vagaries of the Lowish language which mate us once more &pup:anise with the Frenehmau who found a blackberry which is red when ho green. We'll begin with box. the plural is boxes. But the plural of ox should be oxen, not oxen. One ...
... streets. What way. was the grass when you took over the contract? Mr. Ramey—lt was not grass, but briars. Mr. Cooney— Almost blackberries. Mr. Harney—Yes. Chairman—There is no report about the grass. Mr. It. Power—Mr Harney says be believes be i s carrying ...
... otize riitzts COOKERY HINTS. Blackberry and Apple Meringue. Peel and core 1 lb. good cooking apples and stew with about 8 oz. sugar, aud a very little water till soft. Add 1 lb. blackberries, washed and picked over, and cook till they are tender, Rub ...
... to the right height. Layering is particularly suitable for increasing such fruit bushes as gooseberries, loganberries, blackberries, strawberries, currants, figs, and mulberries. Clematis, rhododendrons, wisteria, rambler roses, lilac, and many other ...