... stored in a dry place. Let the sewn that rises during boiling be taken off. A very economical and useful jam may be made of blackberries and apples, both of which are unusually plentiful this year. The diet of many a cottager would have u little more variety ...

... awarded to Mr. Skinner, of Maidstone, for 114 dishes of apples, some of the finest which has ever been shown. Mr. W. Lees, gardener to Mrs. Marsland, the Wilderness Barley, Reading, sent apples which bore no trace of want of cultivation, and gained silver ...