... which have extent miles. None these works, important they are, were projected prior 1755. Ueghtrr of Arts and Sciences. Blackberry Jam. —-A Correspondent (J. J. T.) points out the advantages which this sweatmeat possesses over the more luxurious preserves ...

... want of proper nourishment. marks of violence were found any part of the laxly. few blackberries were found in the stomach, ami the face was smeared ».tli blackberries, which the little innocent doubt had picked to eat. inquest has been held on the hotly ...

... week, about five o’clock in the evening, two children, the one eight, and the other four year*, of age, were gathering blackberries in held near Hastings, monster, in the shape of man, enticed the elder infant to the other side of the hedge, where he ...

... Inst, the first stone of the Mausoleum about to be erected in memory of the late lamented Duchess of Rutland was laid on Blackberry Hill by his Royal Highness the Duke of York. The site of the intended edifice, although but short distance from the Castle ...

... to ferment, are said to produce an excellent wine. In France the colour of wine is often rendered darker by a mixture of blackberries with the grapes. Fashionable Evenings. —-Several ladies of fashion have, it is said, lately adopted the novel practice ...

... whatever. Blackberry Wine. —Take five measures of the ripe berries of the co.i.iiion bramble, one honey, and six water; boil, strain, and leave the liquid to ferm- nt. In France the colour w.ne is often rendered darker mixture of blackberries with grapes ...

... orchards and hen-roosts were robbed in a month than bad formerly been pillaged in year; bastards became as plentiful as blackberries; Bibles were sold for blue ruin ; the only use they made of reading or writing was to enable them to forge a bill or c ...

... account of his his P ation, are the only exceptions. The Hills, the gic the Philpotts, the Roebucks, the Romillys, were as blackberries. But now, how changed the scene ! Jeatift | as of the highest forensic and political reputation dignify the ature by thei ...

... havoc in these ne covers ; and, except round the house, the sports. man must not expect to see pheasants and hares as as blackberries. The reports from other parts of Devon and Cornwall are very encouraging. The fine weather has proved favourable to and ...

... mind’s eye” Many people Fortunatus wishing caps an ad patent the time approaching when Aladdin lamps would be as ple nty as blackberries. Certainly there is no knowing where we might t have stopped, if some ill-natured discovered that Air. Cross—instead of ...

... wi? Jiane Da santer droo a vie.’ ar W her e!der blossoms be a-spread Above the eltrot’s milkwhite head, And flow’rs 0° blackberries da blow Upon the brembles, white as snow, ‘To zet off better in my aight Jiane’s Zunday frock o° snowy white, © then ther's ...

... ©riginal X ■tIARXEX. (11l THE DORSET DIALECT.) VI hen vast the breaken da; is red An' grass dewy act; An* rouii ripe blackberries *• a-sprtad The spider's gliss’nm i«i; Then the cows acroas The brook ih&i** • V,, K* M hile they trot, an’ bliare, an* toss ...