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... supply ‘reasons plentiful as blackberries,” if it were disposed as much to candor as it is to malice. Tt may be that by discouraging and the riot, whieh was about to take place, Mr. Heap defeated of the Anti-Coru-Law League in Carlisle, where its organ ...
... ESPASSERS in PURSUIT of GAME, BLACKBERRIES, 4c , em LANDS im occupation of Mesers. Bond, Hudson y.and Maxwell at Maxwell Ambrose Holme and Holmes ; also Mewrs, Mibara, Fishergil! . Wood and Maxwell, Down Hall, Alictom, will be prose: ...
... provision for thousands who cannot afford to buy fruit of any kind. Blackberry brandy is a tine stomachic. It is made after the following recipe :—To one quart of etrtined blackberry juice add llb. white sager, one teaepoooful powdered and tilted allspice ...
... Blackberry Culture. Wishful to grow some Blackberries a some information on the of introduces a subject of wider attention than it receives forth the chief to be We therefore have much pleasure in setting A sunny position to the maturity of the which ...
... litthe of the pastry oat of the middle, and put the apples in ite place. DENTS. Bake a quarter of an hour. * Blackberry Phe cordial be mace after the fol maover :— The wey be but noand them ir a canvas bag, awd express the juice, Allow ope pound of rugar ...
... la to the fruit bears, aud that blackberries are the really demand. One objects Invariably associated with KogUsh out door rural life the autumn months the blackberry. It has given pleasure in the early summer with the refrtahlus sight its purple toby'coloured ...
... SOLDIER'S FATAL FALL Jobo 19, a mative of Lymdharst, and a private vthe lst Yorkshire Regiment, stationed at was gathering blackberries at Greve de Leey ou whea be fell 100 feet down oliff aad was kill d io-tantly. ...
... SEEDS AND FRUITS may be studied to advantage in such plants as the rose, hawthorn, sloe or blackthorn, guelder rose, blackberry, crab, crowberry, honeysuckle, yew and. bryony. Among the wind-wafted fruits ara many pappusbearing samples from the large ...
... Plate.—Mr Trim.ner’a Stornoway Ist, Mr Willy*’* Ondine 2nd, Mr Jiataford 3rd. Four ran. The Hunters' Stakes. —Feeding Ist, Blackberry 2nd, Ktcliael 3rd. Nine ran. CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND RIFLE ...
... too ill to the icquest, Surgeon major Lyle said he appiied emetics and traudy withvut success, [le wis of opinion that blackberries taken unripe in considerable quantities wouhl cot ouly indigestion and sickness, Deatn resulted from irritant ve -etable ...
... SYRUP. 611M0T. 4 .. PISACHF.B, PEARS, PINES. PINE CHUNKS. ORZENGAGILL YELLOW PLUMS. b/ACEDOINES, GREBE FIG 3„ CHERRIES, BLACKBERRIES. RASPBERRIES. STSAWSERRIES. Chau Jan c 4 Tine. DRIET) FRUITS FOR STEWING. PEACHES ;selected) 5(l.PP:ft PLUMS (large) APPLE ...
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