... season, whether or not the fruit is worth the trouble if preserving, and the cost of the rugar added to X. Of blackberry jam, and blackberry jelly, very turd thins are said. The first, we are told, has a tendency to ferment long before its first winter ...

... wee beard until Saturday leek whee a Mr. Martin, owning through some fields at the in Singly, , found the body • hedge of blackberry bushes. The deceased had a mu living it Jamei- row, Sketty, it la thought that the poor old man was bent on a via., to him ...

... discovered, and the extent of the former lake is now known for the first time right under the)zozning equator. We have fed on blackberry and bilberry, and qiirnehed our thirst with crystal water fresh from snow beds. We have also been able to add nearly six ...

... Thomas defende I. Letitia Rbe, an intelligent looking girl, 15 yeani of age, sail she and anothergirt were out pieking blackberries when they saw the prisoners, who earn•• after her. 0,0 t p?cd in front of Ler ant the ether behind and haein,c tb• own ...

... ladjuid been seen on the lino-close to the spot shortly before the occurrence. When charged, he said he only went there for blackberries, but afterwards said he was sorry,and would not &Many more. ...

... through a 1 back window to the yard, and after searching, the constable found the bags dm., containing the money. under some blackberry bashes. The prisoner was committed to the assizes. ...

... Mineral Bailw,y, between the incline and Cwm-yr-arllwys Britonferry. The body was found by two young lads when picking blackberries, and they ran home to tell their uncle (Mr. L. Davies). The deceased was well dressed in a blue cloth cow. and coloured ...

... bloom and flourish everywhere. Orphan homes, blind asyMins, deaf and dumb schools, and hospitals are nearly as plentiful as blackberries. Swansea is notorious for its charity. Is there a colliery explosion? A disastrous fire I. A lifeboat wreck r Hands find ...

... of it several time., without • thought occurring of seeking him , there. In this retreat t e fed himself on nuts ' and blackberries, and in the night roved about for recreation, but returned to his greenwood shelter before daylight. This continued four ...

... in his mind when he penned that memorable paragraph. Why, sir, the names of the parties were bandied about Swansea like blackberries in the season. There is no necessity for the names to be given to anyone, be• newavendor ' and if given. seeing t th ...

... the production of good wholesome and very , cheap wines disailed from apple*, pear, currants. gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries, and *hordeberries, is daily increasing,thne affording a new source of profit to certain classes of the population. Spark ...

... may be caught in the river Roding ; there Cr,. butterflies and moths to be chased; there are flowers in the spring and blackberries in the autumn. Resides the creatures,and the trees, and flowers, there is smeary ; here and there, hill.sides clothed with ...