... etc., and has had a reply that it will not be. Nor will an allocation be made for the preserving of wild fruit, such as blackberries. concession applied to soft or stone fruit grown in the applicants’ own gardens for use in the household, but is also avail- ...

... lace over taffeta and halo of flowers. All carried posy bouquets of ewweet peas. The bride’s mother wor Sweet peas. SN a blackberry moss crepe dress with hat to tome and fox fur, spray of rose and) white heather. The mother wore a harebell blue woollen ...

... campaign. His agnicul- tural knowledge is a great asset to him in his membership of the County Council. Blackberries. There is a fine crop of blackberries. It is said to Le bigger than that of last year, which was indeed a good one. Some of them are being ...

... three playmates. They decided to go blackberrying, and made their way to a place known as Lowcock s, where they turned in and went towards the river. This was an open space, a kind of tip, and there were blackberries there. . Whilst they were there they ...

... ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow i lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be overripe. Put the fruit in a pan, and after sprinkling the sugar over it, •et it stand for 3 or 4 hours. Place the pan over a low tire and stir with ...

... Turning left at the junction of Crosshills, we rode on to Kildwick and Farnhill, our destination. Having come ready for a blackberrying eX- pedition, we parked ‘our bikes and climbed on to the hillside, where bramble, nettles and furze grew in thick profusion ...

... was instru- mental in realising £1/14/6 for the local Spitfire Fund. Mr. I. Hartley had a spray of an American bramble, or blackberry. Gardeners know it as the parsley leaved bramble. Originally thrown out of a garden, the bush seems to be thriving now on ...

... turnips, caterpillaring cabbages, planting kale, haymaking, silage, milking, poultry keeping, pick- ing red-currants and blackberries and making jelly thereof.” In addition, pamphlets have been distributed for the National Savings Comunittee, aluminium ...

... inspiration, for he has converted an old ash-tip into a kitchen garden that produces some of the finest vegetables, and even the blackberry bushes that were there originally have been cul- tivated to bear fruit of superior quality. On matters of food pro- duction ...

... Monday evening. More for « walk than anything else, father anc mother consented to accompany their little daughter on ‘a blackberrying expedition, and along with ther went the dog. Finding that black. berries were not sufficiently numerous tu occupy three ...

... abund- ance, red berries of the guelder rose, rowan, and honeysuckle, the glow- ing scarlet of rose hips, and ripen- ing blackberries, along with the varieties of seeds or fruit of. the lesser plants, ‘composing many designs of Nature’s own making. sister ...

... was formerly an ash-tip, but in recent seasons it has produced some of the finest vegetables in the district, and even the blackberry bushes that were there originally have been cultivated to bear fruit of a superior quality. May he have many more happy ...