... 180th (30438), Pride of Aberdeen 163rd (30441), and Pride of Aberdeen 186th (30443); from Adele Mains the yearling heifer Blackberry of Adele, a bull calf Baron of Adele, and a heifer calf Blackbird's Beauty of Advie; from Cortachy Castle, the seven-year-old ...

... The As ail such a:Tairs are. the engagement was kept blackberries may simmered on the fire till soft ; (inlet by the blissful cantle, fo- time. but the oven extracts the juice best. Blackberries New its' happened that this particular rsing make one of ...

... Dukes, earls, lords, and marquises, attend there in unusual numbers, and round about me Honoumbles were as abundant as blackberries in their season. Two of the members for Sheffield, Mr Mundella and Mr Wortley worship there. Mr Asquith also attends, and ...

... wholesale. bushes mitre plant( d agairat a north fence, and were prote,ted from north winds by a trellis of parsley-leap ed blackberries. 'The trop was equal o a yield of three tors pr;r acre, being a ton more than the ordinary good crop output. The fruits ...

... Abraham. The Russians predominate. With such a variety of nationalities consular representatives are about as thick as blackberries. The affairs of the Settlement are governed by a small municipal council, who, like the municipal council of Huntly, may ...

... not be ace pied. UTTER, 9jd per lb., and EGGS Bid per doz.— Coma, Furgue, 16th Aug., 1879. VEGETABLES of all kinds, Ripe Blackberries and Currants, Gooseberries, at hits SHAPIeII, 4 Forsyth's Lane, tinnily. 9-BE TWELFTH.—Game Bags, made of very strong paper ...

... month for the poor; for, besides the gleaning of the corn, they can roam out, gather in firewood for winter days, pick blackberries and mushrooms perhaps for turning an honest penny; to say nothing of the pretty poiies of berries and bracken and heather ...

... season, it is interesting to notice that red currants are in blossom iu Newmilos, Ayrshire. The blossom is well formed. Even blackberry bushes are putting forth new leaves . The currant bush referred to stands exposed to south-east winds, and is grown in a ...

... mice. She is seventy-one years of age. The hedgerows of •Buckinghamshire are at pre. sent quite darkened by millions of blackberries_, which have been ripened durin g the recent mild weather. Many people are gaining a livelihood by gathering them. When ...

... medium-sized to the quart, make an excellent liquid for anointing m•ricitlene, and for washing delicate-coloured fabrics. • Blackberry Jelly.—Put the fruit free from steaks into a preeerving and on the fire; stir constantly% and boil for test minutes. Strain ...

... scarlet plumes were rather suggestive of frost and snow, but brown straws. plentifully trimmed with wheat ears and trails of blackberries, indicated more accurately the present season. I espied a few specimens of headgear, happily • very few, boasting the corpses ...

... excellent recipe. Gather very ripe fruit anal pet II into a straining bag. out all the Paine. then alum to every pint the blackberry juice prised of sugar. HMI in a preserving pan tail a thin jelly. When cold, mix every quart ut car with halt a pint ur ...