... method of serving blackberries. BLACKBERRY-BAMANA Pik BLACKBERRY BLACKBERRY BLACKBERRY SiIAPH CHARLOTTE CREAM BLACKBERRY . BLACKBERRY CHARLOTTE. Line a pie-dish with butter and ...

... WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH BLACKBERRIES ? Bv Mrs. E. II IN CREPE-DE-CHINE : ¢ = olien near n ¢ “-u‘ 1-;.:2.1.; ll | t‘lj!'. tt xol g :.-n ,!1:‘1.‘1 v .'l.!'-.w). 1.'1:;. ! S ar 1 South I this s thos¢ offer ils especially for uild inasmuch as the obtained ...

... quite well be halved if the quantity is considered too much I BOTTLED BLACKBERRIES. l Bottled blackberries are always delicious and so simple to prepare. Fill the bottle ' with blackberries that have been wiped dry with a cloth. then cover with cold ' syrup ...

... MARLOWE. : blackberries. That saim;;fmft?,i;; £6r ‘the most parr. (u‘\ quite ripe now ‘and-1 have #éen many parties out for their “DBlackber D.;'i:“ v carefree day that comes round regularly each early A{,t;hn;l,l..l ihcfiben-y e happy Blackberry Jam. .' ...

... received at this | Hospital during the pvast week:—Mrs. Conford. | apples; Mr. Kersev, beans: Mrs. Kidd, chicken | and blackberries; Miss Dent, flowers; Margary | Burgess. silver paver; Mr. Woollard, marrows | and tomatoes. A ...

... preserving pan with 5 Ib. sugar and boil up before adding all the fruit. Boil for 30 minutes, skimming frequently, and pot. Blackberry. Allow § Ib. sugar to a pound of fruit. Boil the fruit half an hour, then add the sugar and boil all together for 10 minutes ...

... 1925, and is concerned with the death of Howard Randall. The question is, who shot him? and the answers are as thick at blackberries in Autumn. The tension is kept up to the very end of the play and is most exciting. Those who want a real thrill, together ...

... defendant obtained a living by gathering blackberries and mushrooms, and lived at a common lodging-house. He had known defendant for five years, but had never known him in regular employment. He gathered mushrooms, blackberries and watercress, which he went round ...

... jellies : with mustard and season. of every description, too; none more pleasing, perhaps, : Lay between slices of than Blackberry or Bramble. IR el e A Greeting in Ice, : Lemox Cueese.—Cut up There are many other suggestions I could make. When : some ...

... showed that defendant was seen to take the plants from a field and they were taken away from him. Defendant said he was blackberrying and saw a man hoeing cabbages. He thought he would take som¢ and pulled some up. Mr. Stennett said he did not wish to press ...

... explained his behaviour to the Bench by saying that he was taking the dog out for a walk, and looking for a good place to go blackberrying at the same time. The dog was for sale, and he took it out for advertise ment sake. He bad now sold the dog. The Bench ...

... 1 Miss Allen. Cuat flowers, 1 Mrs. French, 2 Mrs. Chenery. Cat carden flowers, 1 Miss Harris. Special Awards.- American blackberries, 1 Rev. J. A, Hervey. Potatoes (weight), B. Walmsley- Cotham znd Chenery and French. Oneambers, 1 Chenerv and French, Vases ...