... generally betTjveen .'iozs. to 6ozs. the pound. Damsons and greengages, for instance, would require about ftozs. sugar, but blackberries could used satisfactorily with 30z5.,. though some people might prefer an ounce two more. An excellent honey-amlapple jam ...

... The defendant went into the witness box and stated that he took his little boy for walk the Common, and went search of blackberries. His dog ran about, but he had no intention of taking any rabbits. He positively denied having beaten the furze with his ...

... seeing the defendants in some swedes belonging to Mr Kirby, in the parish of South Moreton. They said they were fickiug blackberries, but on searching them he found six rabbit nets in their pockets. A previous conviction for similar offence having been ...

... in removing decayed plants, digging, gathering seeds, sowing and planting for next year. The gathering of nuts, acorns, blackberries, and elderberries, finds many of the poor employment and profit; but it is to be regretted that vast quantities of hazel-nuts ...

... Society realised £2OO. Alderman C. Burgess has been nominated be Mayor of Gpdalming, Surrey, for the fifth time. Yorkshire the blackberry (wild bramble) crop is prolific this year, and yielding pickers a good return at 6d. per lb. At Preston cheese fair fine ...

... cereals), and peas, may be imported, free of duty, into the Grand Duchy of Finland, until the termination of the present year. Blackberry Wine.—Over as many quarts you have of berries, pour so many quarts of cold water which has been boiled. Bruise the berries ...

... fence, to the extent of tVI.. the property of Mr. Crawshay, of Caversham Park, September 10th. Defendants, who were after blackberries, all pleaded guilty. Spiers, the eldest boy, was fined 2s. 6d., and the other defendants were discharged. Edward Puttick ...

... done in Printing House Square; Beeselsleigh lived Lenthall, the Speaker of the Long Parliament; Blewbury Jones i (he is Blackberry Jones in Our Mutual Friend ”) whose life w one of those miserly records in which Mr. Boffin delighted, was once curate of ...

... save hisetake. Two miles on the flat. Mr. T. Goddard's Peeling, 5 yra, (Mr. A. Yates) 1 2 we B. Bichard's Rachel Machell's Blackberry (Mr. J. WM. Richardson ( t. Holford 3 Den os Victoire, Redgrare, Caronnade, Welshman, Quaberees and fourth ; and Caronnade ...

... flowers on the large market gardeners, , the markets being little patronised by buyers or sellers, The wild fruit of the blackberry, which prows so freely . in the hedges, ia sometimes gathered for sal ...

... inconsistent with themselves, and obstinately and firmly retain the dog's ears and folds of the earliest impressions.*' Blackberry Jam. A Correspondent says, I am the mother of a large family, and from own experience can affirm, that I have found this ...

... WJ that the absence of colour attribut being beneath tbe leaves, and . fc and sunlight, but this clearly severe With the blackberries also there » The hard dry berry preceded by white it on a low growing bush, and north of England. Tbe true Sonthern large ...