... the season plenty of old orchards and gardens plentifully strewn with strawberry flower, and bounded by hedgerows of wild blackberry and hazel. Poundswick seems very far from the madding crowd yet as the crow flies it is less than eight miles from Market-street ...

... splendour at the present time. Ferns and bracken and ivy-covered trees were growing in profusion on either side, and wild blackberries were hanging thick. Oulton Hall and estate was soon passéd, with its military camp in full swing. So far the day had been ...

... ‘'O MAKE BLACKDERRY AND APPLE JAM. Take equal parts of blackberries and apples, the latter peeled, cored, and sliced. Allow Flb. crushed white sugar to every pound of {ruit. Set over a slow fire, stirring with a wooden spoon to prevent burning at first ...

... together the following were named and described by Mr. Stafford of Rochdale: Meadow sweet, devil’s hit, wild raspberry, blackberry, valerian, eyebright, ragwort, hawkweed, willow herb, gelden rod, golden saxifrage, wild geranium, woodsorrel, dog’s mercury ...

... by the use of either lettuce or onions. Use all kinds of fresh, ripe fruits to purify the blood and tone up the system. Blackberries and raspberries are tonic, ard useful in all forms of diarrhcea. Bananas are an excellent food for those suffering from ...

... brief summary : : Oranges figs tamarinds prunes mulberries dates nectarines and plums Tonics : Pomegranates cranberries blackberries dewberries raspberries barberries quinces pears wild cherries Most of operate are therefore useful in chronic diarrhoea ...

... waving tops ted tower ef St. Chad’s st of what # now known bouse there was then an with fruit-bearing trees, and ) full of blackberry and haw- se opposite ade wose gradually iged on the left by the back of nd topped by the sharp gable ‘aney etacka of the ...

... ueing at least half a pourra, and batfe in quick oven for half an hour. Serve hot with orange or hard or milk. Peaches, blackberries, and raapbernes may subatttatod la* the apples. ...

... say, which I will now relate. season was autumn, and the woods were in the “sere and yellow leaf—Byron, I believe —the blackberries were rarely ripe and plentiful. and th whole gang of us, Ma included, were “all agog dash through thick and thin” in search ...

... more careful. All fresh fruit, such as apples, apricots, grapes, plums, che Tries, yes, and strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries, too, should carefully cleaned and thoroughly washed before being placed on the table, whether they are served fresh stewed ...

... not to neglect to garner the harvest the fields and hedges which Nature has given this year with such a prodigal hand. Blackberries, crab-apples, and sloes will make delectable dishes in the winter ahead if gathered now and preserved—not necessarily an ...

... at glance First quality fruit only used. 20 Varieties, including the following:— Damsons Loganberries Peaches Cherries Blackberries Pears Plums Apricots etc. etc. Sold hy mil frtctrt and tiarts. any difficulty obtaining, p'.ease write to: Ely Fruit Preserving ...