... into little cakes, egg them over, and bake on a tin for about twelve minutes. These should be eaten as fresh as possible. BLACKBERRY Traxovpee. —Make a nice puff paste, roll out as for pies. cut into circular pieces about six inches in diameter, pile the ...

... proclaims itself a goodlooking face, and to maintain thw well regulated condition attention to fruit diet mended. Plum#, blackberries, white and red grapes, oranges, ami peache* are among the table fruits, and it is difficult to say which is the best for ...

... rabbit. (lurnisb with of lemon and a few rashers h*con. American Bl.ACKnrßny Tart - Lino soupplate with pastry, fill it with blackberries, sift sugar over, and cover with paste, welling . edge* make tbeni adhere. Bake »vc cold. Out round pastry out the wntre ...

... many relatives, soroein England and another in the United States. They have •tbve and garden where, they grow potatoes and blackberries grow in well. These come over to England every-winter. Those who live keep toffee shop and at Christmas they •end Christmas ...

... personal relationship that still exists between the two families. . J Of the German Emperor, stories are plentiful as blackberries. The latest comes from a County Council school. The lesson was on the historic traditions the Fatherland. And* now,” said ...

... small hollow in the ground near the trunk of one the oldest appie-trees, where the grass was tall, and where there were some blackberry briers, and there she decided to make nest. First she lined it all anioothly with the long (rasa, and then inside that she ...

... confusion. Afterwards walked, Spiers stated, to New Radnor, over 100 miles distant, and subsisted mainly on apples, nuts, and blackberries. The magistrates ordered a remand. first it was thought that Spiers had been drowned Llanelly, and body taken from the ...

... bv nightshade berriee, was the verdict returned at a Nuneaton inquest on two children, named Marston, who died after a blackberrying Owing to the strike of dock gatemen Bristol there were no arrivals or sailings on Tuesday, and shipping movements are ...

... Eastern Railway, but it seems atill too seldom visited, though full of svlvan beauties, and the best place near London for blackberries. New Disease in Salmon. Owing, it i* believed, to long-continued dry weather and the extreme lowness of the water in the ...

... message, and the opium growers have'taken to the cultivation of. cotton order to recoup themselvea. . . > THE BLACKBERRY PROP. Blackberries arc very abundant, and many persons are making good business out them. some parts fruiterer* ike gatherer* Id* ...

... Ditto: J Wheaton (Exton). Collection of apples; J Wheaton, W Smith. Children. —Bouquet of wild flowers: Smale. A Gooding. Blackberries: E Knowlee, J Mitchell, E Hawkins. Collection potatoes: J Wheaton. During the afternoon a series sports were carried out ...

... witness that hard winter is hand The hawthorns aro scarlet with exreprnally hravTcrop of berries. There .. unusually crop of blackberries. Dogwood berries. Too, though the tree, are not common the others, are unusually plentiful. arc and wild plums. And these ...