... BLACKBERRIES. TO TlR IDITOR OP THE FREEMANT Sin-Will yoU alow me w add,. with much diffidence, one more suggestion of a possible way of mitigating the sufferings of those who are threatened with a potato famine ? Wherever we have travelled in Ireland ...

... THE BLACKBERRY The growing and gathering of blackberries is the latest addition to the list of rural industries. Every hedgerow is, at present, thick with them, and, the fruit can readily sold at from twopence to twopence halfpenny the pound, large hampers ...

... Blackberry Jam. - The fralt should gathered in dry weather and carel&liy freed from bosks sad stems; pat into a piseei fan. and to every four pounds of blarkbcmes add a of sliced apple. Allow a of swear to each pound fniH, and boil for aa hoar, till all ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM. Tke istdical prepartiM for which the blackberry i* famed, partly in reUtiow to ailment*, but more especially is regard to bronchial and cheat affection*, bare always been ackoowlodirad by the medical prefeesioo, and imagine that it would ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM Pick ever the berries carefully see that there are no unsound ones ; weigh them, pul them granite or porcelain kittle and simmer them gently for thirty minutes. This will allow the watery juice to evaporate ; then add half pound sugar each ...

... the trade, considers it a pity the Irish fruit growers not go in for tl culture of blackberries on large scale 'There arc miles of land In Ireland where big blackberries would flourish to perfection and pay well to raise. the report iatiucd yesterday by ...

... EMMA'S BLACKBERRYING. WHAT a mellow, golden August day it was ! Just such a one as make., us involuntarily step aside from crushing the worni in our path—life, even worm-life is so beautiful: Just such a day as seems to hove wandered away from our cold ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE. Gather a quantity of ripe blackberries, press out the juice, and let it stand covered with cloth for thirty-six hours to ferment. Remove all the scum, and to each gallon of juice add three pounds of sugar, and one quart of water. Let ...

... THE CHILDREN of BLACKBERRY HOLLOW. . HERBERT PERCY ; or, from Christmas to tor. By L. ▲. llonoriefl. PASSING CLOUDS ; or, Conquering Eril. DAYBREAK ; or, Right Struggling aod Triumphant. X. WARFARR and WORK ; or, Life's Progress. EVELYN GREY. the Author ...

... Record Blackberry Season. The blackberry in Hovkinghamshire, , whit+ is now drawing to a root. ham been a rerind one. From one railway station alone-1 Winslow—nn an average 2001) baskets were desnatched noon week to all parts of the Vaited Kingdom. Ilr ...

... Tile Blackberry Season .I.lt .1. we..t Lat. awl niett• large torn .hipped free Dellot Cl.spel steamer. Now Souliusgist amain, Paper. Mini • sem 8.- sithb. T-r.rs. bows • Wonsan. Tway tn., saws, al.e.• Anew. 1.1 Irvin from Weterfor 1 k. 11 15. ito• 4 ...

... KMT® AMO BLACKBERRIES In otd rliyme. my» ’-be Ulobr, children go ntbcrtag ruU May But HepUiub«r ia the beat ir.iaith. || ta then that the aquirrela gather, and know aa w«U aa any ...