... interest parents. Aa tbe fruit season is now coming on chapter - Sweet Pickles may regaided opportune. The recipes include blackberries, cherries, currants .green gooseberries, pears, and sweet lemon pickle. song this month is entitled Time will Bbow—music ...

... the fragrant branch I would soonest pluck, And it is my own love I would quickest follow. My love is of the colour of the blackberries. And the colour of the raspberry on fine sunny day. Of the colour of the darkest heath-berries of the mountain, And often ...

... prosperity, both being equally subject to change. Tbe imperfection of the English language is exhibited when we stale that the black-berry is red when it is green. Envv la fixed only on merit; and, like a sore eye, of fended every tiling that is bright. •• Your ...

... flax-seed in this neighbourhood, reports an immense falling off In the quantity of seed sown this portions of this district the blackberry crop is beginning to be extensively utilised for commerce. The crop does not appear to so good last season. Last year I ...

... art seen in many gardens; while the way of fruit we have gooseberry end strawberry blossom. In the hedges the fruit of the blackberry not (infrequently seen, and close beside it the primrose. 1 msy add that the thermometre at 11.30 am. this morning stood ...

... in the supernatural, do has Wales. And strange to say so has Scotland, where witches and warlocks were once ns plentiful blackberries, and entered continnaily into tbe daily lives of the people. Tam O'Shanter’s case was very common one even less than a ...

... -juantities of blickbvrrios arc orougut in. four or live evenings small tarmurs sent in even their horses and carts loaded with blackberries, weather being unsuitable fur harvesting, 1 the briars in all directions being heavily laden will the fruit. Single hands ...

... the day. The tramway company bad also an Immensity of traffic, while the camion of Dublin were picking up fares one does blackberries in a bosky lane autumn. This was in the early and late hours. During the middle hou a of the day the city was like city ...

... •hillings [rer day gathering the now precious berry. This considered fairly remunerative, and well for the future of the blackberry as nn article of commerce. TOPICS THE WEEK (From our Belfast Correspondent,) Last year about this time had r. visit from ...

... rector* say that some men, wl>o have sees a good deal never saw wood. An Irishman was one* asked if had ever seen a red blackberry. “To be 1 have,” raid Pat; all black berries are red when they're green.’’ £sthitic —Food mother—-Yos live too Busch,alone ...

... Crosbie, Esq. Crosbie is admittedly a good name, but it is not half as good or unique as Crossle. The Crosbies are common as blackberries, but outside of Tyrone you won't find many Crossles Ireland. Wo manage to keep theta all to ourselves. The foreman, whose ...

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