... each of ground cloves and cinnamon. When boil.. lug put in 61b. of blackberries, and let simmer very gently for 15 minutes. Seal boiling hot in pint Jars, and you have spiced blackberries. Not the least of the virtues of that fins old English herb, lavender ...

... the comic papers fell ravenously upon the obvious jest, and pleasantries about a genuine Constable were as common as blackberries in autumn. The other day. in however. the harmless jape was repeated, all good faith, in another form, at the Winter Exbition ...

... of the association have now quashed the award, and disqualified the exhibitor who replaced a mare with a horse. While blackberrying at Pearsmarch Common , bus on bundle. Monday, a lad discovered in a bush a large Tt contained entree disket dessert and ...

... leaving room for a third of rum or brandy, which must be added when the syrup is cold. Cork well, and seal hermetically. BLACKBERRY PCDDINO.—This is a delicious, simple, and wholesome pudding, and is a great favourite with children. Make a batter of 1 ...

... ; pears. Californian, 8e to 14s ; French Duchesse, ee to 12s per case ; oranges, 10e to les ; lemons, 10s to per case ; blackberries, 2s ed to 3e per peck ; cabbages. 3s 6d to 4. 6d ; cauliflowers. 3. 6d to 5. 6d per tally ; Brussels sprouts, ls 6d to ...

... the expense of a few shrubs would not be great. FRUIT —Those who have the room and convenience for growing a few rows of Blackberries will find the fruit useful, and they come in when most of our bush fruits are over. Young plants may he obtained from the ...

... satisfied that there is much more harm done by them than good ; and there are nests about, I might say, almost as thick as blackberries. I am overrun with birds when the cherries are ripeit is nothing unusual for twenty birds to be killed before breakfast ...

... faded flowers, stems, and seed vessels should be liven. Diumbles in Back Gardens.—Both the flower* •tid the fruit of the Blackberry are ornamental ti well as the latter being useful for tarts. There are many places in back gardens where it is a ee.v difficult ...

... to 66 pear.. 9. to 64 per bushel ; bananas, 36 to 10s 6d per bunch ; oranges, Jamaica, 10s to 164 ; S. to 18. per case; Blackberries. 6d to 3. 6a per peek ; cabbages. 2. 8d to 3s ad ; cauliflowers, 5s to 76 ; marrows, 3s to 56 per tally. At the Borough ...

... bushel ; grapes, 6d to 3s per lb; bananas, 4a 10$ per bunch; plums, 2s &I to 3e 6d ; damsons, 2a to 241 6d per halfsieve ; blackberries, :is to 2s 6d per peck ; pineapples, 24 to 4s 6d each ; cabbages, Ss to 4s; cauliflowers, Se to 7s • marrows, 3s to 4s ...

... Ss to 14s per barrel; English pears. 24 6d to 6s per bushel; grapes. 4d to 3. per lb. ; bananas. 34 to 10. per bunch ; blackberries. Is 3d to Is 94 per peck lemons, 6o 6d to 26• per case ; tomatoes. 14 ad In 3s per dozen lb.; eabimees, 3. to 4.; cauliflowers ...

... ; French, 4s to 7. per case ; California, 4s to 10s per box ; grapes, 6d to 3s per Ib ; Almeria, 8$ to 145 per barrel; blackberries, Is to 1. 9d per peck; bananas, 3s to 12a per bunch ; Tomatoes, 2s to 3s 6d ner dozen lb; cabbages. 3s to 44; savoys, Si ...