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... pint of ripe blackberries and let it stand until cold; bake the pastry for a quarter of an I , our, putting a crust of bread in each tet prtvent the paste rising. Let these cases get cold, and then hR them with the prepared blackberries and syrup. Pile ...
... each. BLACKBERRY Li/USU.—Pound a quart and • half of blackberries until wed mashed; put them in a pan, and pour over them a quart bottle of good brandy. After a seek pour the juice, melt a pound and • half of loaf sugar in it, leave for a fortnight longer ...
... season, whether or not the fruit is worth the trouble of preserving, and the oust of the sugar added to It. Of blackberry jam, and blackberry jelly, very hard things are said. first, we are told, has • tendency t 3 ferment long before its first winter ...
... to be almost a specify. tor dr3psy Tomatoes stimulate the action of the liver. as well as lemons and other acid fruits. Blackberries. black currants, and red raspberries are excellent correctives of bowel troubles, such as diarrhoea and dysantery. Celery ...
... Anyhow, we must have a local candidate. It le quite true that political genuisee are not quite so plentiful down here as blackberries are proverbially stated to be in September. But if we can't grow our own candidate, we ought to be disfranchised. Yours ...
... LOGETT ARTIST TAILOR 5, The ! Pavelaid, Clapham; and 4, Bank Buildings, Camberwell Green. aIrJES Ilir and a half of ripe blackberries. and stir them into the basin with the other ingredients; nest of all stir in a good teacupful of golden syrup, first melting ...
... very closely together, 6u as to allow no juice to e•cap3. 313 k. a marmalade by stewing apple., ritsptierries, mulbsrries, blackberries, or any other kiwi of fresh frnit may be conveniest, with sugar. When the fruit has stewed long emiezh to he reduced to ...
... to strike a bargain over an old oak settle, is preened by many to an open-air lunch with the shooters. Then there are blackberrying partiee—tlie term goneberry picker is, or ought to be. obsolete !--and a for is as good an excuse as any other for a ...
... stove and beat while it is cooling. When half cold add shoed baniume, or whole strawberries, whortleberries, raspberries, blackberries, sliced apricots, or peaches. Serve me cold. The amount of fruit will be by yaw of the maker. . ...
... Lennie Berry, aged 7; and , Willie Green, aged 7. had previously asked him (the speaker) might they go in to gather some blackberries. He replied that 1 he could not see that they would do any 4 harm, but no rooncr did the brawny Srotchman perceive them ...
... exhibition until March—Weddays, 10.30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday evenings, 6 to 9. A Walworth minstrel troupe, styled The Blackberries. gave an entertainment at Wellington College on Monday evening and received a hearty reception. On the succeeding evening ...
... uashlwoises in St. Saviour's, s Mr. Horner holono!•11.11 ‘1 (*.fusion. and lctt.th celehrities of all t' were plentiful as blackberries. .Ht. • :• remon) Nlr. Vt igaii. the chairman • Comatis.iontrs Bath. and - a • luncheon in his hop and hopitaliq ho , • ...