... TO-DAY’S DINNER. Sardines. Bread and Butter. Tripe, Fort Lincoln Style. Buttered Beans. Baked Macaroni. Blackberry and Apple Tie. Tbat very nourishing and inexpensive food, tripe (which can now be bought free of coupons), would probably find more favour ...

... Sketch. Sporting Chronicle, Sportsman. PERSIMMON'S PRlDE.—Racehorse, Jockey. Racing World, Raring Expert, Reynolds'-, Daily BLACKBERRY.—Diamond Journal. News the World. SOUTH.—Racing World, 2nd, Sunday Chronicle, Morning Advertiser, Daily Mirror. MIRADOR ...

... slightly higher, and Victoria plums were down to 6d. and 9d. pound. There were few melons selling at Is. 6d. to 2s. each, and blackberries were rather short, at Bd. and lOd. a pound. MALL. ...

... are also disarmed. cult issue in Irish politics. The demand is likely to raise a diffi- HUN “TEA.” MADE OF STRAWBERRY AND BLACKBERRY LEAVES. The German papers are full of ac- counts of experiments being carried on by German professors to discover food ...

... picked at Ampthill, Beds., comprises:— GaiHardias Scabiosa Hollyhocks Arabia Delphiniums Roses Co i a Gillingham boasts, a blackberry bush which now bears berries that are ripening. A Spalding man named Thacker has discovered a thrush’s nest with two eggs ...

... guiding principles of the rural population of France, and by acting upon it in the humble occupation of harvesting the wild blackberry crop this year (more particularly in Bnttany), thev will realise several thousand pounds, whereas, here in Yorksmte, where ...

... TO-DAY’S DINNER. Babbit Broth. Steak end Mushrooms. Bean and Tomato. Salad. Potato Puree. Blackberry Pudding. Th« method preparing rabbit stedt wr» fully described yesterday. Today th» stock will be strained, and. being. flavoured, it only requires thickening ...

... furlongs). Floridoi, Snail coTl, Little Brick, Critic, Sarnia. 2.UL-ROUND HILL WELTER HANDICAP (one mile). Toschy, Valorous, Blackberry, Jaque, Torquemada, Beauty Boy. S.O.—GROSVENOR HANDICAP (one mile). Flicker, Winthorpe, Scarlet Button, Grisine. S.3O.—GRENVILLE ...

... Strawberry - 3/2 3/- g Greengage. - - 2/4 2/2 g Raspberry 2’* 3/6 Riipberry-Gooiekcrry 31- Rupbeirr i Red Curaßt 2' ...

... . htiiam. f., Sunburnt f., Blockade Runner, and 2.3o.—Makura, Wiseacre. Cannock l.ass, > i' Cherry, Katanga, Dangerous, Blackberry. Mac, W’ayward and Wild, Lunsford, P Little Slave, and Greedy. .. j 3.lo.—Sunder, Nicola. Hair Trigger 11.. St. Bruno. ht ...

... ate at home. But Mr. Hurst was accounting for a declining business, and reasons to explain a set-back are as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn. June;, 1907. ...

... by the owing t6 there! a a i | are i taminated, and it is feared that the will spread. -Energetio mensures are oon- ol BLACKBERRYING TRAGEDY, . Several children were out on Saturday, when two aamed Oxford ate severe] berries of deadly, nightshade in mistake ...