... BURK BAIR OR !RING BLACKBERRIES. ti Osman Taays.—Litio round with short trust, made by ruidong half • pound of butter in. • pound if us an I misting stiffly with wet,. Hod half a of with a gill of water until it a gond syrup; lunar tins over • pint of ...

... the fund for purchasing a new fire engine, is now being promoted by the Fire Brigade, and is to be held early in October. Blackberries may not be of much value as an article of diet ocappared to other fruits in this district, but they are certainly very ...

... Srasom.—There is an old saying to the effect that if it is a good blackberry season it will be • poor winter. If this be so the weather this year will be unusually severe for all the blackberry trees around Bispham are overloaded. N firm during PTo skis outs ...

... a large and jovial crowd, and as the day wee a beautiful one the sail was greatly en. joys& Jokes were as plentiful as blackberries in summer, and perhaps the best of the lot was when Mr. S. Lyon and Me. A. B. Lamm. two well-known residents, shook hands ...

... Fisher Baron Erokodile, the wicked old Uncle who sends the babies into the wood, where they have a dry bank for rest, and blackberries for a banquet Mr. Win. Braggington Arthur The Innocent Children who, like Tommy, tMias M. Lenuard Edith have to make room ...

... daisies were most abundant. I had also a very fine spray of meadow I sweet, which had lost none of the summer fragrance. The blackberry was still plentiful, though most of the brambles had changed the colour of the leaf. The hey, that is the colour of the ...

... Three-Aot Comedy, by Mark Melford, - TURN RD UP! And a New and Original Musical Comedy-Draina, by the Author of Turned Up, BLACKBERRIES! IN BOTH .05' WHICH Xli. RAMSEY DANVERS WILL APPEAR,. NEVER was HEARD SUCH SCREAMS ow LAUGHTER *Great Huccess of the Charming ...

... I nt= l 4 Wilt 30 way vr, 1 r r: h ..% - , . a lovely. it BO bower vans whatever •o red. ! , .; simply layieg of blackberry i µa ,' µ a , µ A.] I Ivrea wit lk oecageiocially • claatt of 11.ast•ndieg to • Lave , - bonne, on the deentroene• folds ...

... PILLING. Ruud, Ncrrits.—A correspondent writes :— The blackberry promises a heavy crop, the weather favouring. On Saturday I plucked some fine specimens on the border of old Pilling Moss, where there are bramble vines as thick as a labourer's thumb. ...

... POIMIMC, IV a pint and a-half of fresh juicy fruit. raspberries, blackberries, or damsons into • jar sufficient sugar to sweeten it, generally about half it. weight. and two tablespoonfuls of water. Cower tt e jar, set it • cool oven, and let it remain ...

... now being exhibited in Mr. Geo. Bolton's window, Church-street. A lsdy wishes to know the best way of marking table linen. Blackberry pie is our choice, although a baby with a gravy dish is highly esteemed by many. „ Professor Sheldon avers that the population ...

... ' choicest wild flowers in sequestered lanes. Those who cone a few weeks later will find the lanes literally laden with blackberries. Bispham can boast of a Grammar School, a Church, and an Independent Chapel. But it can also boast of something which is ...